Sentence examples for societal contributors from inspiring English sources
It is widely believed that constant exposure to new ideas and skills makes people better workers, thinkers, and societal contributors.
"We must have a meaningful conversation about mental health issues and other possible cultural and societal contributors to violent behavior, such as violence in video games," she added.
We are far more likely to become wealth creators and societal contributors when we are free to develop our gifts.
It was so "me-first" of those people to not consider the possibility that decades after they started contributing to the nation's wealth, that another generation of idiots would come around and destroy it, leaving us with no other choice than to push those aging former societal contributors out onto ice floes to die!
However, if successful, they can transform companies into net positive contributors to societal well-being.
Together the evidence paints a picture pointing away from, not toward, media violence as a contributor to societal violence.
Soil erosion and subsequent degradation has been a contributor to societal collapse in the past and is one of the major expressions of desertification in arid regions.
Health-care resource consumption, when direct treatment costs for a condition affecting a large proportion of the population are reimbursed by a state-funded health system, is a substantial contributor to societal economic burden.
But Dr. Finkelhor said large societal changes were also likely contributors, including the growth of prevention programs that increase awareness; the advent of cellphones, which make it easier to summon help; and the use of medications to treat depression and other psychiatric problems.
This makes chemicals and resources such as metals inevitable components of and contributors to the envisioned societal sustainability transformation.
The largest contributor to the average societal cost of induced abortion was productivity costs (52%) but the healthcare component, of which direct medical costs were the largest, was also substantial (48%).
