Sentence examples for societal limitations from inspiring English sources

Within the prevailing societal limitations the process is not easily reversed.

However they have some ecological and societal limitations such as the physical extreme environmental characteristics, the monetary investment and the cultural perceptions of urban nature.

This paper evaluates the reconciliation potential of living roofs and walls, in particular highlighting both ecological and societal limitations that need to be overcome for application at the landscape scale.

Many of those sidling up to Cameron and co in supporting the austerity cuts display a shocking ignorance of the conditions of such "idleness" (I can't use that word without feeling like a dusty old schoolmistress), as well as the societal limitations that stand in the way of overcoming what is less an idleness and more a deeply entrenched apathy.

According to Ylinenpåå and Chechurina (2000), societal limitations in other fields may ultimately serve as factors propelling women to enter the entrepreneurial sector, where starting new ventures serves the dual purpose of generating additional family income and increasing self-fulfillment.

The person soars beyond personal and societal limitations and pioneers new horizons.

Societal limitation: COPM satisfaction scores and Goal Attainment Scaling (GAS) were obtained at 12 and 24 weeks.

Children with CP show limitations in physical abilities (functional limitation) and limitations in social activities due to physical limitations (disability, societal limitation).

Objectives: To document the functional and societal limitation and disability level effects (National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research framework) of gastrocnemius botulinum toxin type A (BTX) injections in children with spastic diplegic cerebral palsy (CP).

By chronicling an experience that defies our societal limitation on touching art, they've allowed a blind man to "see" his own portrait for the first time.

For example, an ischemic stroke (pathology) may cause a hemianopia (impairment); this may lead to poor mobility (activity limitation) and may restrict the stroke survivor from driving (societal participation limitation).