Sentence examples for growing social force from inspiring English sources

However, antisemitism remained a strong and growing social force, and political parties with explicitly antisemitic platforms first began to form and gain support in the latter part of the century (Arendt 1950/1976: 35 50).

There are arguments (Ignits & Kapitány, 2006) that during the transition years, the emergence of unemployment and growing social inequality forced the support system of family policy to take over more of the tasks of social policy.

And more Haredis seem to be joining the work force because of growing social and economic pressure.

The demand for longterm funding will continue to grow as a result of ambitious investment plans for development projects driven by demographic factors, increased urbanisation, growing social aspirations and the need to create jobs for a rapidly growing labour force.

I am concerned that there is growing social dislocation in London and a threat that the police will be forced into escalating conflict with some London communities.

By forcing people to use their real identity and exposing people to contrasting opinions, Greo thinks it can fill a growing social niche in an age of partisanship.

Because microblogs have grown into a powerful social force that has led to the downfall of some prominent government officials, analysts say the authorities are determined to put stricter controls in place and have pressed Internet companies to censor more content.

But in the years since the fall of President Suharto, hard-line Islamic groups have grown in strength and organizational ability and are now a formidable social force.

The expense of car ownership is part of it, but she also sees a connection to larger social forces — "a growing culture of sharing," of "social networks and the creation of communities through instant information".

Women are also a burgeoning social force.

And it has become a social force.