Sentence examples for social dependents from inspiring English sources

Dewasha is convinced that more emphasis should be placed on educating and directing young aboriginal people into high-demand areas and that increasing the number of aboriginal students in science and technology is an important step toward the community's transition from being social dependents to contributing to the economy.

Rearing crayfish in individual compartments could be a means of overcoming social-dependent density limitations in order to increase yields per unit area in intensive culture.

This is supported by differential attachment to humans in similarly socialized dogs and wolves [15], and social environment-dependent variability in sensitivity to human communicative cues in wolves [8], [3], [12].

Depending on the stage of drug use--experimental, social, habitual, dependent--your friend may not see a problem at all.

It was a living social reality, dependent on social interaction to charge it up as a powerful force, but which when energised could release a powerful, structuring influence on social life.

The visual storyteller, however, is different to the obsessive social media dependent person who can't separate the ability to capture the moment from the experience itself.

New Labour's contempt for thinking political activism left the party without real presence, it left it bereft of a social base, dependent on pimps and rich procurers.

It opens up the possibility that, rather than being like a piece of software code that runs consistently in the mind of the individual, belief may be an intense but sporadic social experience dependent on particular kinds of group activity.

Submissive displays, and their calming effect on the dominant animal, have evolved because they prevent fighting that might result in unnecessary injury to members of a social group dependent on each other for their welfare.

We are social animals, dependent on our groups, our tribes, for our safety and well-being.

They have been noted for having human-like characteristics, such as hypertension, anxiety, and social and dependent alcohol use.