Sentence examples for serious societal problems from inspiring English sources

And misinformation can help perpetuate serious societal problems.

Trans erasure and trans invisibility are serious societal problems, and splashing Caitlyn Jenner's photograph everywhere isn't a proper solution, it's distraction.

The ignorance or under-detection of the effects of such turmoil and stresses on adolescents can translate into serious societal problems, while early intervention can be effective and beneficial [ 9, 10].

"By and large, most stakeholders expressed that terrorist content online is a serious societal problem affecting internet users and business models of hosting service providers," the Commission writes.

Disability associated with work-related musculoskeletal disorders is an increasingly serious societal problem.

In part, this is because medical harm is individualized, distributed, and insidious - that is to say, medical harm occurs one patient at a time and is, therefore, sometimes overlooked as a serious societal problem.

Ecological studies like ours provide suggestive evidence, however when coupled with neuroimaging studies, animal studies and individual-level analyses, the current state of the science on lead provides strong evidence for a serious societal problem in need of attention to better protect future generations.

Many citizens see the populist Duterte as the only person able to quickly fix the Philippines' serious political and societal problems, garnering him support from a large portion of the electorate who are dissatisfied with establishment politicians.

The illicit use of METH is a serious societal and public health problem that is rapidly accelerating [1].

The prevalence of FAS in the world is one to three per 1000 births, indicating a serious medical and societal problem (May and Gossage, 2001).

With the world's economy still shaky, helping people without other resources to find jobs is a real problem worth serious societal benefit.