Sentence examples for problem of culture from inspiring English sources

I think there is a problem, very clearly a problem of culture".

"It is a problem in places where cousins marry, a problem of culture," he explains.

In the nineteen-forties and fifties, intellectuals of a certain sort were obsessed with the problem of culture manufactured for the masses.

"The problem of culture in banking is severely undermined by an unwillingness to bring in people from outside the same golden circle of friends and family".

In fact, Dr. Tooby said, he entered graduate school in anthropology at Harvard in part because "I was interested in cracking the problem of culture, in what was the underlying mechanism".

This is a problem of culture, of attitude, of legal impunity, and above all else of the pervasive use of firearms, which rapidly escalate minor disputes into potentially deadly confrontations.

During the academic years 2008/09 and 2009/10, the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies focused on the problem of cultures and institutions in motion.

Mr Steck said the conflict was the symptom of a long-term problem of "cultures", but did not elaborate.

Bacteria and B cells solve the problem of culturing human norovirus in the laboratory [Also see Report by Jones et al.].

Frobenius began examining the nature of culture in the first volume of his Probleme der Kultur, 4 vol. (1899 1901; "Problems of Culture").

Jones says part of Doncaster's problem was that it regarded novel structural innovation as a quick-fix solution to deep-rooted problems of culture and practice.