Sentence examples for made societies from inspiring English sources

The civil rights movement, disability networks, trade unions and women's movements have (along with others) transformed the conditions of how people live and have made societies more inclusive and balanced.

But he adds that it was "really surprising" and "unfortunate" that the authors didn't discuss whether the findings continued to apply in the industrial period, when trade, technological development, and other processes have made societies less sensitive to the climate.

One of the great achievements of modern times is that we have made society more fair.

He talks about death squads and "white van abductions", which have made society "freeze with fear".

The internal combustion engine made society mobile and cropland was magically converted into commercial and development acreage.

But the times he did made society hold a grudge against him.

Technology made society richer on average, and employment took care of itself.

This is "our" problem, the collective responsibility of we who have made society the way it is.

Wider income gaps make societies socially dysfunctional across the board.

They explore these issues in their book, "The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger".

Rather than make societies fairer, can access to information initiatives entrench inequalities by neglecting the marginalised?