Sentence examples for societal stresses from inspiring English sources

That group points to regions like California, which leads the nation in diversity, but is also a state that struggles with a crumbling infrastructure and the perceived societal stresses of a dramatically diversifying population.

In 2003, Mr. Peckman got another measure on Denver's ballot, intended to create an infrastructure for reducing societal stress.

The site and its hinterland declined and were eventually abandoned, probably because of environmental degradation, although it has been suggested that disease, climatic change, societal stress, and warfare may have been contributing factors.

Physiological evidence from neighboring disciplines points to an increase in societal stress upon merger.

Into this period of enormous technological and economic change and societal stress, George's book, "Progress and Poverty," shot him into the public consciousness.

In 2012, Blackburn and Epel wrote a commentary in the journal Nature, listing some of these results and calling on politicians to prioritise "societal stress reduction".

One interpretation of this is that Aboriginal populations were implementing 'fire-stick farming' only intermittently during periods of societal stress resulting from climatic variability.

And everyone embedded within that stressed society feels that societal stress.

Cute culture thrives in a bad economy and grows with societal stress.

And practice of these techniques--in particular, the Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique--by a significant sub-portion of a population (even 1%) has been similarly shown to reduce societal stress, leading to substantially reduced violent crime, psychiatric crisis calls and other indicators of acute societal stress.

It is the overwhelming consensus of experts in the field of conflict resolution that the first stage in the emergence of war is mounting societal stress--acute political, ethnic and religious tensions among rival factions in critical hot-spots throughout the world.