Sentence examples for pathological cultures from inspiring English sources

It's pretty obvious that systems that disburse money in ways that aren't compatible with producing social utility can create pathological cultures of dependency.

Another related strategy continental feminists employ in re-reading Lacan and Freud is to use their theoretical conclusions concerning the pathologies of female subjectivity as symptomatic of the pathological culture that women find themselves in.

Vance's description of a pathological culture provoked Catte's account of a diverse region menaced by capital; the media's certainty that West Virginia was Trump country deepened Roberts's insistence that it belonged to its laborers.

Thanks to restrictive zoning laws, a Byzantine permit process and a pathological culture of NIMBYism, San Francisco has dismally failed to meet demand for housing.

In a cutting attack on America's financial hub, one of the world's most respected economists has said Wall St is full of "crooks" and hasn't reformed its "pathological" culture since the financial crash.

In 1997, two sociologists at Bristol University, David Gordon and Christina Pantazis, looked for evidence of an "underclass" blighted by some pathological culture of poverty.

America may certainly be caught in a pathological culture of crap, but Tiger Woods is hardly its mascot.

Commenting runs counter to the Knicks' prevailing, almost-pathological culture of silence.

Even before his death he had been ensnared in a pathological gossip culture that chews up the private lives of celebrities, and Tuesday's news unleashed the usual rituals of media cannibalism.

Pathological, cell culture and animal studies are now beginning to provide insights into these important questions.

Though it is very difficult to detect metabolic impairments in pathological cells, cell cultures of neuronal cells/nerve cells a very difficult task.