Sentence examples for social continuity from inspiring English sources

The reference to Wyeth is underlined by Ruth Fowler's bedtime reading, a biography of the three generations of the Wyeth family, a forewarning of the social continuity that is soon to be denied her.

After Mr. Perona died in 1961 and the restaurant was moved from 154 East 54th Street to 307 East 54th Street, Mr. Zuccotti stayed on, providing a measure of social continuity even as cafe society declined and customers would sometimes arrive wearing sports jackets.

But in other ways even these groups depend for their continuing survival on educational processes, as do the larger societies and nation-states of which they are part; for as John Dewey put it in the opening chapter of his classic work Democracy and Education (1916), in its broadest sense education is the means of the "social continuity of life" (Dewey 1916, 3).

As noted in Culture, Ethnic Group and Society Researchh on the South China Sea Rim, integrity and diversity are the basic characteristics of the regional societies while the intra/inter-regional social systems, comprised of diverse social networks and symbolic systems, are essential to social continuity.

The COMIGAL officials often decided not to split up refugees belonging to the same village, hoping to maintain social continuity.

In Social Origins and Social Continuities (1925) he rejected widely held views on the necessity of migration and cultural diffusion to effect cultural change and asserted that the socially learned behaviour basic to a culture must be examined independently of biological phenomena.

Three aspects - access to social support, continuity and follow-up, and quality of counselling and testing were not captured by the WHO tool but came up from the qualitative responses and could be essential to responsiveness in the context of VCT.

Focus group guides were developed specifically for the study and explored participants' experiences and/or expectations of early postnatal care in hospital and at home, with an emphasis on length of hospital stay, professional and social support, continuity of care, and rest.

It helps for them to continue to have the structure, continuity, social interaction and stimulation that these provide.

Benchmark: Understands patterns of social and cultural continuity in various societies (CTSS – 'social', '6-8'wh8'h8') Geography Standard 6- Understands that culture and experience influence people's perceptions of places and regions.

Benchmark: Understands patterns of social and cultural continuity in various societies World History Standard 17- Understands the rise of centers of civilization in Mesoamerica and Andean South America in the 1st millennium CE.