Sentence examples for social uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Maeve's thirst had its origins in a terrific social uncertainty, but also in a great want.

The audiences were going through social uncertainty and they wanted artists to help them out.

But Lamarr arrived in the United States at a moment of social uncertainty and sexual puritanism.

In our post-industrial era of economic and social uncertainty is it not normal – adaptive even – to be anxious?

"That embarrassing premature ejaculation, that humiliating attack of impotence, the wrong underpants, the social uncertainty of what and where and when and how and how often.

She attributes the increased interest to "political and social uncertainty [leading] people to turn towards the spiritual and mystical in a hunt for answers".

Radical, breakthrough innovations create not only great industrial possibilities, but also great social uncertainties.

Already restive because of economic and social uncertainties, the Catalans revolted and offered the principality to other potential rulers.

The resulting political and social uncertainties helped produce the Communist takeover of 1978, and they helped define the war that followed the Soviet invasion of 1979.

The task also becomes more complicated by economic and social uncertainties, local diversity of renewable resources and globalisation.

Kids now talk with their parents about their sex lives, their drugs and drinking, their classes, their social uncertainties, every aspect of their lives.