Sentence examples for prevailing structures from inspiring English sources
The prevailing structures of personal reputation and career advancement mean the biggest rewards often follow the flashiest work, not the best.
If they pose any genuine threat to the prevailing structures of power or to rival revolutionary movements, the insurrectionists will be repressed and liquidated anyway.
While it is true to suggest that the focus of her work was on relationships between the races, her careful probing of what happens to people under the pressures created by the prevailing structures of power represents a larger achievement, that of a writer in touch with the broad movements of history and their impact upon society.
By displacing privileged mentalistic accounts with his pragmatic naturalism, Santayana challenges then prevailing structures in both American and English philosophies.
To say that infants are born into prevailing structures of power, however, is not to say that they are already entirely constituted by them.
It is the commitment to opposition within (what are judged to be) the prevailing structures that has led some radical critics of loyalty (e.g., Agassi, Greene) to see it as at bottom a conservative virtue.
The country needs at least one great news organization that understands that the truth is neither relative nor illusory nor a function of the prevailing structure of power — but also that the truth is many-sided; that none of us has a lock on it; and that we can best approach it through the patient accumulation of facts and a vigorous and fair contest of ideas.
But the new interpretation of Article 9 augurs just the opposite: it embeds Japan's military within an alliance system that has been, and will remain, the backbone of Asia's prevailing structure of peace.
29 The prevailing structure of primary healthcare reduced GPs' ability to respond to the needs of patients with multimorbidity.
In cast films, the prevailing structure is the β one.
This prevailing structure has led to public policies focusing on access to land and its distribution as ways to boost agricultural supply.
