Sentence examples for harmonious functioning from inspiring English sources

The ancient Greeks tell us that nothing is more important than good leadership for the harmonious functioning of society and nothing hurts more than the lack of it.

The first point receives a gesture when Socrates is trying to secure the claim that harmonious functioning of the whole soul really deserves to be called justice (442e-443a), but he offers no real argument.

Product development (Russia) Production Packaging Export Retail (Russia) Automobile production Car parts Raw materials processing Design Pressing Assembly Export (Car parts user) (Russia) Retail (Russia) Design Harmonious functioning of the value chain Partially from pressing, partially from assembly Supplier's trademark Trends High level of production became common.

As the U.S. grew more urbanized, and local services became essential to the safe and harmonious functioning of society, people grew uncomfortable with their reliance on the luck of the political draw.

For him, it was the pernicious idea that what mattered in business and other realms was not the individual but "the harmonious function of the group": groupthink was a kind of creeping cultural-scientific communism, which freed people from moral decision-making because "the system" would manage things better than the individual.

Ms. Kikuchi's arrest has forced many here to relive an episode so bizarre and unsettling that it altered the way Japan sees itself, shattering the nation's postwar myth of a perfectly functioning, harmonious society.

It is important to note that the harmonious, coordinated, and smooth functioning of cytokines in many respects determines the effectiveness of the anticancer immune response.

It can produce melodious, harmonious sounds when it's functioning properly, when it's well tuned.

It would be just as dangerous for Japan to forget its own strengths: It is a functioning democracy, a harmonious society with a powerful work ethic, a country of great achievement in science and technology.

Hippocrates (c. 460 377 bce) believed that diet and exercise would unleash natural forces to promote harmonious bodily functions.

The main purpose of the surgery is the re-establishment of joint and harmonious jaw functions in children [5, 7].