Sentence examples for modernization itself from inspiring English sources

As these hard-liners institutionalized state-sponsored, anti-Marxist violence, their moral panic conflated communist subversion with cultural changes based in modernization itself.

Radical Islamism is a byproduct of modernization itself, arising from the loss of identity that accompanies the transition to a modern, pluralist society.

The history of our sleep habits as a species, how they've been affected and challenged by modernization itself, and how the very technologies that are supposed to be making our lives easier are wreaking havoc with our ability to sleep.

The hotel is not the only place that's undergone modernization; Lausanne itself has turned over a stylish new leaf.

I met Hereniko on my recent swing through Hawaii, and was captivated by her descriptions of how the painful-yet-rewarding route to modernization was playing itself out in art across Asia.

Pilot groups say the testing system itself needs modernization.

WEST SIDE STORY This 1957 Leonard Bernstein-Stephen Sondheimusicalr Laboutts musical about dueling gangs and doomed lovers, itself a modernization of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," has been updated: it's a bilingual barrio now, and the Puerto Rican Sharks speak Spanish.

In contrast, the report says, the Russian leadership applies a selective approach, limiting itself to a modernization of the economy in which knowledge, technology and investments are welcome.

By taking from the developed world what it cannot, or will not, produce itself, it benefits from modernization and freedoms elsewhere, while keeping the lid on at home.

The theme of tyranny and alienation shows how a dictatorship not only alienates and "others" the people in the country, but also prevents the country itself from achieving European modernization.

As ever with regeneration, it is not the act of investment, modernization or construction in and of itself that is a problem it's who benefits from the regeneration.