Sentence examples for societal i from inspiring English sources

Though reasons for this are in part economical and societal, I personally believe there is value in investigating how the raising of our children might play some part in their lack of independence in adulthood.

Given the important role of smoking and alcohol in the high mortality of Eastern European populations [ 26– 28], we expected that these behaviours act as important mediators of both socioeconomic and societal (i.e. population-level) influences on functional limitations.

It's not becoming notable that Jean dreads, pondering how to balance her vocation as a writer with societal expectations: "I am afraid I shall never rise to the heights I dream of, afraid that I shall settle down to an irritating existence of domesticity and the narrow life of the average woman".

The amount of saturated fat entering my body was desperately unhealthy, and without the societal pressures I experienced as an obese person I doubt I would have lost the weight.

Slithering around in the societal sludge, I was forced to admit I'd made a huge mistake – committing robbery.

I didn't "see color", for recognizing our differences meant acknowledging an unjust societal hierarchy I inherently knew (even as a child) I was at the top of, despite hating that fact.

I'm happy for that to be at the restrained end [of the pay scale], albeit in a societal debate I can't win," Hester said.

Sometimes they're chosen because they reflect larger societal issues – I'd say that was the case with George Zimmerman.

"If my participation contributed to societal violence I am very sorry for this," she said at the televised hearing.

— Oprah Winfrey Gilbert as societal myope: "I find it troubling that so many American women identify with a narration that is so preoccupied with self.

When new technology like this is introduced that could change societal norms, I believe it is important that people's rights be protected and vital that privacy is built into the device.