Sentence examples for social dissolution from inspiring English sources

Trollope sees a world of social dissolution matching the financial dissolution.

The fourth season zeroed in on the lives of four street kids, and, among other things, vividly illustrated how economic conditions, broken families and social dissolution scar children long before they take their first standardized test.

With hardly any direct references to the unfolding catastrophe, the show was a mighty denunciation of violence, poverty and social dissolution, with no sex, no gender politics and no irony.

When he waves his cell — that onanistic toy, emblem of pathological narcissism and augury of social dissolution — he's waving it not only at his dinner companions but also at us.

Following the upheaval of the French Revolution, individualisme was used pejoratively in France to signify the sources of social dissolution and anarchy and the elevation of individual interests above those of the collective.

In this universe, by contrast, many of our most earnest and high-minded social reformers look at Mormon sexual culture — an island of stable, high-functioning families in a sea of social dissolution — and see the same thing that polygamy's 19th century critics saw: A society whose definition of wedlock is a "relic of barbarism," destined to be gradually undercut or overthrown.

A complete restructuring into a solely social organization, including dissolution of the organization's remaining armed branch, was made contingent upon the implementation of a timetable for U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.

Today, societal fragmentation and dissolution of governments following social violence/wars adversely affect education systems (Mazawi 2008) with profound implications for post-conflict reconstruction (Ma 2008).

Its imaginative and brutal depiction of the rapid and inevitable dissolution of social mores aroused widespread interest.

However, at this critical time, blindly attacking China Environmental Protection Association was unwise, as it could lead to the dissolution of social groups.

Results obtained showed that when people develop trust to others, factors other than a mere opinion of similarity may strongly affect the trust-driven dynamics of social networks – formation and dissolution of ties, as well as information dissemination.