Sentence examples for inadequate societies from inspiring English sources

In the past, inexperience in democratic procedures that facilitated instability in Latin American countries, in combination with outside influences and interests that often times favored authoritarian governments, lead to inadequate societies that were not able to serve its citizens appropriately.

At all stages in that process, there exists a potential triangle of tensions that can be summarised as being between science, society and the market [ 25]: the science may prove to be inadequate, society unsympathetic or the market uninterested.

Historically low interest rates and growing longevity are destroying the inadequate provision societies have made for future pension support.

This despite the fact that existing gun laws, which allow the sale of military-style assault weapons to civilians and enable buyers at gun shows or over the Internet to purchase weapons without a background check, are inadequate for our society's needs -- as evidenced by the tragedy in Newtown and countless deaths since through gun violence (click here for the frightening infographic).

Further, societies have inadequate information about fistula and its treatment [ 22].

But the basic, underlying cause is society's inadequate provision for an even flow of savings out of the excess of production over consumption.

For those deeply worried by society's inadequate response to climate change, and doubtful of politicians' commitment to the issue, the moral hazard of geoengineering confirms their worst fears.

Second, Marx's interpretation of capitalist society was inadequate and his critique is outmoded.

So many young women are consumed by insecurities -- it becomes very easy to feel inadequate in our modern society.

Let's consider how many profound failures must occur in order for a woman in her early 20s to feel incapable of refusing sex: absent parenting, a sexist society, woefully inadequate or flat-out deceitful sex ed, similarly emotionally damaged and undereducated friends who can't encourage her to stand up for herself.

It could pave the way for tailoring the treatment and avoiding useless toxicities for the patients and inadequate expenses for the society.