Sentence examples for social capacity from inspiring English sources

Thus, they distinguish between extended family capacity to provide materially for children (economic capacity), willingness to care and provide psychosocial support (emotional capacity) and capacity to equip children with socially and culturally appropriate skills (social capacity).

Resilience is partly about better buildings, and partly about economic and social capacity.

The case for a social capacity has been made, most persuasively, by the British anthropologist Robin Dunbar.

In this way, an Audenesque sense of poetry's social capacity, already traceable in Polley's earlier work, suffuses the more ambitious poems.

But after Mr Paniagua mused about "adjusting" debt payments to Peru's "economic and social capacity", Mr Silva had to hurry to explain.

"You can have all the case studies, all the proof (for change) but when you look back at it the root cause of the problem is always something to do with their social capacity," she says.

If Lincoln Center falls behind in its technical, artistic and social capacities -- if the goose is allowed to languish -- the present economic slump could become a helpless downward spiral.

The social capacities are required of all stakeholders.

The results of all these efforts to improve the social capacities of robots speak for themselves.

Women grew more active in professional and social capacities, and began to claim a status equal to that of men as their economic role within the family expanded.

Most importantly, the cognitive, emotional and social capacities required for lying, lie-detection and moral enforcement are never equally spread within communities: they are highly variable.