Sentence examples for ingrained social problems from inspiring English sources
Speaking of mobilising and co-ordinating "social capital" by, say, bringing the voluntary sector to bear on ingrained social problems is more complicated than simply crying "fight the cuts" and can easily be dismissed as a mere Blairite variation on David Cameron's Big Society approach.
But Ms Wanduragala believes that ingrained social views are changing.
Wrestling with social problems.
Unsurprisingly, social problems abounded.
And that's what feminists tried to do, though ingrained social values were hard to change.
But the painfully slow pace of change reflects ingrained social attitudes about gender roles.
In a sense, when they look at problems, they see them as instantly solvable through technology; they can't imagine or understand them taking many generations to solve due to ingrained social behaviour, values or other impediments to deep cultural change.
Discovering new ways of solving social problems.
This has its own social problems.
Certainly police officers cannot solve social problems.
