Sentence examples for societal dangers from inspiring English sources

In 2009, after writing a book arguing that extreme and growing economic inequality would lead to societal dangers, for our politics and the health of our economy, I became an active Twitter user.

The No side relies heavily on traditional models of the family and in common with referendums that touched on family issues in the past, it speaks to the grave societal dangers of moving away from family values and a society built on the core, heterosexual married family unit with children.

Rahim Kanani: What worries you the most about the future of Moldova? Ambassador Munteanu: I am personally worried about the growing insecurities of the modern world, including terrorism, large income inequalities around the world, and other societal dangers.

"When we have a public figure ― the most public figure, the president of the U.S. ― the details are something that the public needs to know," said Orly Lobel, a labor law professor at the University of San Diego School of Law who's written extensively about the societal dangers of NDAs.

We adapt a classic anchoring and adjustment paradigm and show that Openness to Experience interacts with exposure to information about safety and threat to shape judgments of societal threat and danger.

Traffic safety researchers said that in recent weeks they had seen a broader societal recognition of the dangers of behind-the-wheel multitasking, punctuated by news articles about the research, dozens of editorials in major newspapers calling for attention to the problem, and recent revelations that the federal government knew about the risks as early as 2003 but did not publicize its research.

The reason that governments put pandemics ― natural or artificially produced ― high on their risk register is the danger of societal breakdown.

9 10 If, as a result, resource allocation fails to recognise societal preferences, there is a danger that an increasing number of people are no longer willing to pay for standard health insurance.

Not only is this an interesting societal phenomenon, it's also a danger, exposing kids to sexual predators.

As regards consent, the closely connected yet separate concern lies with the danger of exclusion from societal discourse following social exclusion from (benefits of) interactive policy-making, considering how state democracy rests upon the capacity within society to have all its individual members (able to) participate in public debate.

I think there is an extreme danger here, it changes societal behaviour and makes people conform in an unhealthy manner.