Sentence examples for reactive society from inspiring English sources

The problem is that we are a reactive society.

"It was a manner of breaking the abusive power of the Catholic Church and reactive elements of society, and this changed the sensibility of the country," Berkins said.

That said, I wonder if diversity's primary focus on addressing historical inequalities like race, ethnicity, gender, and income has factioned off into an highly sensitive and blindly reactive group, a soft society that reduces complex issues into hyperbolic catchphrases, and a word, body language, or mind-read aggression is cause for moral outrage.

"One of the problems is American society happens to be reactive and not proactive," Mr. Ricardo said.

Ghenima Bourkache et al. [27] proposed a prototype of architecture of an anomaly distributed intrusion detection system for ad hoc networks that functions using a society of mobile and reactive agents carrying out intelligent and distributed intrusion detection.

We no longer have the luxury of being reactive to the impact technology has on our society and culture.

This means that prison is a disciplined but essentially reactive service, struggling to deal with those at the margins of society.

Lord know, feckless liberal elites are easy enough to satirize, but their often-silly, counterproductive reactions are just that -- reactive, not causal, to the devastation that is upon our civil society.

As an Australian civil society informant noted: "The WHO Code statement was more reactive than visionary.

This type of adaptation, also referred to as autonomous adaptation (IPCC 2001), is a reactive biological response to climate stimuli and does not involve intervention by society.

Ultimately the greatest danger is that society will not stop to consider the impact of over-reactive policies and self-destructive behaviors.