Sentence examples for historical conjuncture from inspiring English sources
I don't know whether any of us could not have predicted that on the second day of the conference, the plenary audience of more than 1,000 would be so riveted by this historical conjuncture that almost all of us spontaneously joined a night march, which wended its way through the streets of Philadelphia toward the tents outside city hall.
Given the present historical conjuncture of popular outrage against the banking sector, this paper argues that the degrowth movement would improve its chances of contributing to purposive degrowth by prioritizing government-centred ecological reform of the monetary system over local currencies.
The global historical conjuncture of 1870 1914 was a period in which ruling elites responded to the social effects of massive industrialization, urbanization, and internal and international migration with a mix of violent repression of urban workers and colonial subjects coupled in colonial centers with universal male political enfranchisement and social benefits.
In this response to Kymlicka, I argue that his essay lacks sufficient historical reflexivity to assess the changing conjunctures that continuously restructure the conditions for struggle over wealth redistribution and social welfare.
Now a unique conjuncture of economic and political developments has created an opportunity for Eurasia to emerge from its historical slumbers.
For that he used the word conjuncture.
Is this the start of a new conjuncture?
He lived abroad and didn't understand the conjuncture [conditions here] in Bangladesh".
No political conjuncture is ever the same, nor is the past an entirely foreign country.
The creation of Bangladesh was the product of "conjuncture and contingency, choice and chance".
