Sentence examples for in societal structures from inspiring English sources
Following feedback from a pilot trailed, enhanced peer-led group activities, designed to critique the thin ideal and designed to empower macro-changes in societal structures that emphasize the thin ideal, were added.
Migration from rural to urban areas is an ongoing development resulting from changes in societal structures and public preferences, which eventually drive people to pursue jobs, education and higher living standards from urban livelihoods (Rye 2006).
Tending to oneself, and more specifically to ones hair, has roots in societal structures.
It provides an opportunity to better understand how inequities in health are rooted in societal structures.
Such obstacles can be found in societal structures as well as in patterns of behaviour at an individual level.
Group differences based on ethnicity with ethnic minority mothers at a marked increased risk of neonatal mortality are grounded in societal structures and may be difficult to fully understand and target.
In short, if the Baby Boomer generation placed their trust in institutions, Millennials and Gen X, would say "in technology we trust". While technology alone is no panacea, as it is a contributing factor to many of our woes, the global shift from analog to digital exposes massive cracks in our societal structures.
"A conversation about how myself and other black Americans that I've spoken with feel devalued or not considered in the overall societal structures".
Today they are deeply embedded in our societal structure, as evidenced in the increased financialization of our whole economy.
Everyday, single mothers across the country are forced to make unconventional decisions because of societal structures in place that make it almost impossible for a single mother to thrive.
The real problem is not whether or not Taylor made a bad decision--the problems are the societal structures in place which force a mother to have to leave her two young children in a car while she goes for an interview for a job, which statistically speaking would not pay her enough anyway.
