Sentence examples for more societal support from inspiring English sources

"There's been more societal support".

Lisa Mosko, a fashion stylist and mother of two, says fewer women would be leaving their professions if more societal support were available in the form of company daycares, keeping to agreed-on schedules, and accepting that good work does not mean overtime.

This is likely to be in some part due to increased reporting, which would point to a greater sense of entitlement and more societal support for survivors.

Gopnik, a psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley, and an expert on child development and learning, outlines in clear, compelling prose why parents should stop worrying so much about their individual efforts to raise their children in specific ways and instead start pressing for more societal support for all children.

We investigated the associations between the more recent 2011 TCS score with Eurobarometer data on societal support for tobacco control measures, smoking prevalence, and markers of denormalisation of smoking.

Rather, the authors suggest that "more societal recognition of the difficult job stay-at-home mothers have raising children would perhaps help support them emotionally," and that more affordable child care options could help ensure that the mothers who are at home are in that role by choice.

It is undeniable that we have societal support.

All parents need societal support, whether they stay at home or go out to work.

Without political intervention, more societal tensions will come from job-stealing robots, he believes.

And there needs to be more societal understanding of the value of care work.

"They have vague notions that they want a career, but they have no societal support for their career goals.