Sentence examples for mobility and how from inspiring English sources

The coincidence of the two deaths has prompted some comment about social mobility, and how young people from what is now called social housing are less likely these days to make it to the top.

BBC commissioning editor Danny Horan said he wanted the series – which begins airing on 14 February – "to create a debate" about social mobility and how much can be gained by interventions that help boost children's confidence and broaden their horizons.

Themes include the interactions and tensions between formal urban planning and random human behavior; patterns of migration, mobility, and how claims on space are made by — or denied to — different groups; and how nature interacts with human technologies.

4.19pm GMT Brendan Buck, a spokesperson for House speaker John Boehner, has issued a prebuttal to the president's speech on the speaker's blog: According to the White House, the president will discuss "growing income inequality and shrinking economic mobility and how they pose a fundamental threat to the American Dream".

But if we're interested in the future of mobility, and how "inequality experienced in childhood affects mobility between childhood and adulthood," then the proper comparison should match immobility data from the '90s with inequality data from the more-equal 1960s and 1970s — which would presumably yield different results).

I think with all the recent talk about rising economic inequality as crucial as that conversation is, I think it's easy to lose sight for the importance of mobility and how hard it is for those on the lowest rungs to climb up.

To this end, the 30 events we are hosting will give our staff the opportunity to listen and engage on subjects such as social mobility, disability and how behavioural economics can inform cultural change.

The social inclusion workshop included presentations on new empirical evidence on the value of providing those at risk of social exclusion with mobility options, and how this links to improvements in personal wellbeing, often through mediating influences such as social capital.

This paper identifies adaptation methods practiced by disaster affected communities targeted at increasing their accessibility and mobility, and analyses how such adaptation activities can minimise the negative effects brought on by the failure of road structures.

The policeman's daughter from Solihull, who spoke truth in a court room, kept her dignity, and didn't milk her fame for gain, could give us a lesson or two in resilience and social mobility – and in how to pick yourself up and have a damn good time.

But if people 5-10 youngerounger than the oldest old are experiencing limited mobility and endurance, how will they manage as they age without needing to be dependent on others for their needs?