These differences are remarkably consistent despite all the societal factors in the real world.
The first is that black people are genetically pathological; the second is that societal factors are at play.
While I am happy she chalked that up to societal factors rather than to innate ability, I still take exception to the statement.
The more marginal private colleges have been losing students to cheaper public institutions, and women's and religious colleges have been hurt by other societal factors.
To experts, Mr. Charef is a textbook example of a militant Islamist in a volatile region, but at the same time, security officials emphasize that there are almost infinite permutations of personal circumstances and societal factors that may lead to militancy.
Baker added that wider societal factors, such as a more risk-averse generation of young people who suffered fewer alcohol problems and were healthier, contributed to the general downward trend in drug use.
So are other societal factors, such as the excising of physical education classes from schools and unstructured play from children's days, which are instead crammed with organized sports activities, lessons and homework.
Ida R. Hoos, a prominent critic of assessing technology solely on the basis of mathematical models that failed to take account of societal factors, died on April 24 in Boston.
Robertson, in the face of some considerable scepticism and the debilitating effect of school sport cuts, local authority cuts and societal factors, believes that the trick can be repeated in grassroots sport.
