Sentence examples for society understanding from inspiring English sources

These are small measures that cost little to implement but rely on our society understanding that the threat of dying from infections is very real.

By the time the reader makes it to the sections on the Yanomamö's political organization, migration patterns and sexual practices, the slant of the argument is evident: given their hideous society, understanding the real disaster that struck these people matters less than rehabilitating Chagnon's soiled image.

Given its importance in current society, understanding the individual differences that might encourage creative productivity should be an important focus for research.

As a result of applying the project educational method in the Philosophy course, students have received necessary social cultural skills: realizing the anthropocentricity of the engineering profession and engineer's responsibility towards society, understanding basic tendencies of social development and forming the strategic view on reality.

A good and "necessary" application of the device depends on society understanding it.

Yet, in light of research that suggests that many of the young Western Muslims being lured into the arms of groups like ISIS are often drawn to such groups due to a lack of a sense of belonging in society, understanding how to promote a real sense of belonging is of considerable importance.

Due to the sensitivity of openly discussing sex in public and the social stigma associated with HIV in many traditional societies, understanding the extent to which sexuality and sexual health are discussed in community venues can inform the design of HIV prevention interventions.

What that means is: You can't understand how the rich seized control of American politics, and arguably American society, without understanding how a small group of Americans got so much money in the first place.

Going from a privileged background, studying politics and then entering parliament is not a recipe for a fairer society and understanding the problems of the disadvantaged.

The idea that "designers embrace the skinny man" reverses any progress we have made as a society to understanding that skinny does not equate to beautiful.

It goes beyond IT skills, a complete culture change is required to live fully within the modern digital society, from understanding how to communicate ideas effectively in a range of media to managing digital reputation and history.