Sentence examples for societies well from inspiring English sources
Humor has served many societies well, she noted.
Notable societies: Well-established student newspaper, The Demon, that any student can get involved in.
Liberals, on the other hand, think that the effort to maximize profit threatens at least as much as it contributes to our societies' well-being.
In most modern societies, well-educated parents are more concerned with their children's academic achievement and autonomy and are generally more democratic than are less well-educated parents.
From the organization of hunters and gatherers to global [End Page 45] warming and traffic, the tragedy of the commons and the dilemma of cooperation continue to affect societies' well-being.
What passes for transparency here would serve any secret society well.
Its report, published today, gave the IPCC a general vote of confidence, saying it had overall "served society well".
"I don't think she knows Israeli society well in terms of ethnic belonging, class, language, dialects, accents.
Stanford Graduate School of Business Dean Garth Saloner discusses why and how business schools must change if they are to serve their students and society well.
Mr. Zhang says considerably more than 8,000 Chinese citizens have joined the original 303 signers, representing a swath of society well outside the clique of political dissidents.
Yes, technology can be used for good, but we are also in a Big Brother society well beyond the nightmare dystopias of the 1950s," he said.
