Sentence examples for increase society from inspiring English sources
In essence, they were simply a side bet — like those in a casino — that allowed speculators to increase society's mortgage wager without financing a single house.
If we want to increase society's productive efficiency, people's willingness to pay with money is a reasonable indicator of how much they will gain if they have access to the hearing.
In fact, it could increase society's net wealth by making the financial system safer.*The starting point for any discussion about bank production of "safe" assets is the work of Gary Gorton, particularly his recent book Misunderstanding Financial Crises.
If our goal is to increase society's store of skills, we must mount a vigorous defense to the tyranny of Ebbinghaus' curve.
A variety of chores that would increase society's common good would be rewarded, including cleaning highways, planting trees, volunteering with an NGO or joining the Army of Africa, a volunteer corps, for a semester or a one-year shift.
She notes that Washington's lynching illustrates how technological innovations, such as telephones and inexpensive photographs, could empower lynch mobs but also increase society's condemnation of their actions.
But as the role of newspapers and television news diminishes, he wrote, "and the customization of our communications universe increases, society is in danger of fragmenting, shared communities in danger of dissolving".
Recent advances in global competition with the exhaustion of natural resources, and the increased society awareness towards environment created a new way of thinking when managing supply chains.
Moreover, as the average age of the population steadily increases, society has greater expectations of a high level of quality of life and health care services.
As this aberrant or deviant behavior increases, society redefines what it considers excess...in short defining deviancy down.
N is a measure of social fragmentation as it increases, society is less fragmented, with individuals having social association with many different groups.
