Sentence examples for important cultural changes from inspiring English sources

Turnbull said he'd given banks "a bit of a lecture on the important cultural changes" they needed to make at a Westpac birthday do.

Many archaeologists have viewed domestication as the key development that led to important cultural changes such as sedentism, permanent architecture, large settlements, dense populations, pottery, the use of metals, socioeconomic inequality, slavery, and a range of prestige technologies.

But self-report bias probably isn't the only reason for the changing answers, she says, and in any case this new willingness to brag is in itself an important cultural change.

It is actually quite common to observe important cultural change, including adoption of wholly new identities, with little or no biological change to a population.

There's no place to plug such an important cultural sea change into the current legal regime".

Admittedly, changes in a prevailing political paradigm are, unlike planets, hard to observe directly if they occur in people's heads, but many important political and cultural changes of our time are much more visible.

Beatlemania was an important cultural phenomenon that changed the course of postwar history.

Other research tools identify shifts in language over time that could signal important cultural, scientific or historical changes.

Someone told me that an important cultural indication of the change is the popularity of Turkish soap operas here.

Cultural changes are important, particularly the growing public reverence for wealthy business people, the promotion of gambling (which "suppresses natural inhibitions against taking risks") and the erosion among workers of loyalty to their employers.

While these are important, without wider cultural change they can simply create compliance through fear of punishment, which is the opposite of systemic reform.