Sentence examples for order cultivating from inspiring English sources

India changed rapidly, often disturbingly, after 1991; Calcutta remained resistant to globalisation and the new world order, cultivating their irrelevance to itself, and its own to theirs.

Rather than seeking salvation through adherence to orthopraxy, as most Muslims do, these orders cultivated communion with God through mystical practices.

Some scholars have understood Socrates to be saying that philosophers will desire to reproduce this order by cultivating more order and virtue in the world, as Diotima suggests in the Symposium.

Tracy Miner, Mr. Connolly's lawyer, said in her closing arguments that he was a loyal agent following orders in cultivating good relations with Mr. Bulger and Mr. Flemmi and that the F.B.I. was using him as scapegoat after its handling of informants had been criticized.

In the United States, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), the AFL-CIO, Freedom House, and a plethora of American foundations provided similar support to NGOs in order to cultivate a "civil society" in the North Africa and Middle East.

In order to cultivate for a similar amount of time, compared to cultivations in Willenbacher et al. (2014) (approximately 30 h), glucose was additionally fed to extend the cultivation time (from 20.83 h to 34 h).

Asians tend to see learning as an arduous process they undertake in order to cultivate virtues inside the self.

He knew that in order to cultivate trust he would have to prove his capacity to perform.

Issues about assessing probabilities or the cost of technologies were left unexplored in order to cultivate apocalyptic fears.

Organizations of many types have recently begun to gamify their structures and services in order to cultivate such seamless cooperation.

[They are] maintained and reproduced in order to cultivate a certain set of social relations and a particular way of doing things.