Sentence examples for increased societal from inspiring English sources

Efforts to raise the status of climate policy have gained scientific legitimacy, while climate research has found a growing political consensus and increased societal relevance, reflected not least of all in significantly improved funding.

But eventually, increased societal wealth, child-labor laws and the significant drop in child mortality led parents to reclassify their children, Zelizer explained, as "a separate sphere, untainted by economic concerns".

Moreover, in company with these societal benefits come increased societal risks.

Risk can be reduced with improvements in forecasting and monitoring, together with increased societal resilience achieved through raising awareness and development of volcanic emergency management plans.

What this suggests is the Irish electricity system has become the subject of increased societal attention and, in the process, has become intensely political.

The described changes demonstrate how enclosure has increased societal vulnerability to the various risks associated with sedentary pastoralism in the Kalahari.

"The coming economic distress is likely to increase societal turmoil".

And 55 percent agreed that developing casinos would only increase societal problems, like crime and compulsive gambling.

"More Sons Are Juggling Jobs and Care for Parents" (June 15) showed the increasing societal demand on all of our work force for what was once considered a women's role.

A report by the White House Council of Economic Advisers says the expansion of coverage would increase societal well-being by an amount worth $100 billion per year, while the availability of policies through the exchanges would allow workers to switch jobs without losing coverage.

At the same time, six in 10 city residents said they thought it was most likely that new casinos would increase societal problems such as crime and compulsive gambling.