Sentence examples for problems of cultural from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the film, it looks as if "American Desi" might seriously tackle some of the problems of cultural identity that Krishna's situation brings up.

Tomorrow at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Yoshika Chuma and the School of Hard Knocks offer Ms. Chuma's new "Reverse Psychology: Agenda No. 1: Japan," the second in a series of dances exploring problems of cultural identity.

Trapped between the traditional world in which they were born and the confusing world of modernity in which they inescapably live, they seek a single cause for their confusion, their resentments, their frustrated ambitions and their problems of cultural identity.

I elected to press on regardless, but the fact that the Booker prize committee seem to have positioned him in the same place on their own list doesn't mitigate the error (and I note with horror that they have Peter Ho Davies filed under "H"!), not least because the significance of names and problems of cultural confusion are such important elements in The Gift Of Rain.

Our scope is somewhat broad although all papers must be based upon sound scientific methodology and be applied to problems of cultural significance.

The fourth part makes a passing survey of some regions and cities, which have made use of sustainable development approaches in trying to solve relevant problems of cultural interaction, energy and the economic challenges.

This lack of cultural diversity or appreciation of multiculturalism within the wider community was seen by both providers and focus group participants to underlie the problem of cultural incompetence: ""Australians are very ethnocentric and they're not very culturally competent, the ones in Queensland anyway".

Also, Giles Harvey on the problem of cultural overload.

He quickly took as his subject the problem of cultural decline.

"They will have to do without — aggravating the already serious problem of cultural education in the United States".

The report is, by its own admission, short on data about just how bad the problem of cultural exclusion is around the world.