Sentence examples for societies alike from inspiring English sources

And Smith was right: free markets have generated unprecedented prosperity for individuals and societies alike.

But, as this lock-in period ends, banks and building societies alike are having to make their rates more attractive.

Though concentrated in China and India, it is practised in rich and poor countries and in Buddhist, Hindu, Christian and Muslim societies alike.

It's clear that long-term economic gains lead to improvements in a population's overall health, in developing and industrialized societies alike.

To wait too long is to miss an important opportunity to be involved in developing a strategy that works for businesses, governments, and societies alike.

In the poetry of Theodor Körner, in particular, could be found the German romantic idealization of war as "an extreme to be welcomed, an extreme through which individuals and societies alike were tested, proven and steeled".

Effective treatments would thus be embraced with enthusiasm by sufferers and society alike.

The need for greater disclosure is clear: cyberattacks represent one of the greatest challenges facing modern businesses and are costly to economies and society alike.

The need for increased disclosure is clear: cyber-attacks represent one of the greatest challenges facing modern businesses and are costly to economies and society alike.

Both, he recognizes, are far better than the alternatives; but both, unchecked, can set in motion cultural forces — anomie, dependency, ruthless egalitarianism — that corrode soul and society alike.

"I would know my shadow and my light, so shall I at last be whole," the tenor soloist sings at the climax of the third part, delivering the work's Jungian prescription for healing man and society alike.