Sentence examples for societies ills from inspiring English sources

Whether working to ensure human rights in Jos, Nigeria or participating in peace-building endeavors in Dearborn, Michigan, we are learning that "interfaith dialogue" can no longer be the only option to satisfying societies ills.

Corbyn has been good at analysing many of the ills of modern society – ills that are aggravated by Osborne's plans.

However, this level of jingoism betrays a society ill at ease with its own diversity, where an attack on internationalism and ambition – after all, that is what Ignatieff is being accused of – has traction with culturally isolated voters.

The films that Bergman wrote or directed, or both, in the next five years were, if not directly autobiographical, at least very much concerned with the sort of problems that he himself was encountering at that time: the role of the young in a changing society, ill-fated young love, and military service.

I would argue that there are plenty of other things contributing to society's ills, but in order to stay on topic I won't list them here.

Under Mr. Coffin's leadership, the wealthy institution built by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in 1930 became more racially and ethnically diverse and dedicated to helping society's ill and ill-starred, like the AIDS-afflicted and the homeless.

This strategic approach cannot cure all of society's ills as not all businesses are good for society, nor would the pursuit of shared value eliminate all injustice (Porter & Kramer, 2014).

We did not do all we could to cure society's ills.

In truth it was too exceptional to be used in diagnoses of British society's ills.

"At some point I have to say we can't fix society's ills," she said.

It's easy to view religion as the root of society's ills.