Sentence examples for societies expanded from inspiring English sources

A new analysis, however, indicates that primate societies expanded in a burst, most likely because there was safety in numbers.

Forests surrounded by affluent societies expand with little impact from infrastructural development (Geldenhuys & MacDevette 1989).

Intriguingly, belief in a god's propensity to reward good behavior did not increase generosity in the same way, suggesting supernatural retribution may have been a key element in encouraging cooperation and helping societies expand.

As Michael Robertson and Garry Walter suppose, psychiatric power in practically all societies expands on the grounds of public safety, which, in the view of the leaders of the USSR, was best maintained by the repression of dissidence.

Results may help clinicians identify and refer the highest risk PP patients for ICDs, help local societies expand guidelines to include PP of SCA utilizing ICDs, and provide additional geographical-relevant evidence to allow patients to make an informed decision whether to receive an ICD.

The results of this study may be beneficial in helping clinicians identify and refer the highest risk PP patients for ICDs, help local societies expand guidelines to include PP of SCA utilizing ICDs, convince regulators to provide coverage for ICD implants in these patients, and provide additional local evidence to allow patients to make an informed decision whether to receive an ICD.

As the consumer society expanded and Americans began giving more Christmas presents to more people, money emerged as an acceptable gift.

During the mid-1800's, Ms. Schoelwer said, the historical society expanded its acquisition program to include artifacts as well as library items.

Today, this is about supplying capital to help society expand.

Both in terms of the political calculus of the Democratic Party, and in terms of making the United States a more equitable society, expanding health-care coverage now and worrying later about its long-term consequences is an eminently defensible strategy.

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER The society expands its intimate Rose Studio Concerts to double concerts this season; the latest program features Schubert's capacious Octet in F Major, performed by a group that includes the violinists Susie Park and Joseph Silverstein and the bassoonist Peter Kolkay.