Sentence examples for less complex society from inspiring English sources
Any system is inseparable from the cultural context from which it has evolved and the less urban, less complex society of Norway produces a very different ethos.
The various peoples on the continent that came to be called "Africa" had constructed a variety of more or less complex societies of varying scale and scope many generations before fifteenth century encounters with acquisitive explorers and adventurers from the varying configurations of polities, regions, cities, and states that have been identified as Europe and form elsewhere.
High levels of ethnic diversity make governing a more complicated high-wire act than in less complex societies.
Most studies have focused on infections and malnutrition that occurred when less complex societies were incorporated into more complex civilizations.
In the late 19th century, evolutionary anthropologists such as Henry Maine and Lewis Morgan suggested that the human societies of their time may have evolved from less complex forms of clan-based societies into more complex class-based societies.
Less true with its idea of an "advanced complex society" of Powhatans: all human societies, even agrarian ones, are complex in their methods of organization; in this case there is little information to suggest much more among these 30 warring tribes bound by a strong ruler's conquest.
The second society was made up of lower, less complex agriculturalists, based primarily in tropical forests, and they grew fungus capable of escaping its garden and living independently.
But they are no less critical of the climate of American society: they blame "our complex society; the fact that the country has waited too long to tackle the basic causes of racial, ethnic, and religious prejudice; poor discipline in the home; a lack of respect for authority among youth; a disregard for God and religion".
America is a complex society, too.
The men's moves are less complex.
The international experience is no less complex.
