Sentence examples for sociological consequence from inspiring English sources

Many investigators (and journals) have thus unwittingly introduced a kind of 'intelligent design' into their explanation of what they observe, without considering the catastrophic sociological consequence of this lack of deep understanding (Cornish-Bowden & Cardenas, 2007; Ayala, 2008).

This is not only because of sociological consequences, but also because nutritional deprivation, before as well as after birth, causes brain as well as body deformation.

He surely never meant it this way, but Isaac Asimov was right when he predicted in 1964 that boredom would become the great disease of our time, one "spreading more widely each year and growing in intensity", which would eventually have "serious mental, emotional and sociological consequences".

However, the many other environmental and sociological consequences of these disturbances are still largely unexplored.

"But unfortunately their primary concern was about the wider sociological consequences, rather than the impact it had on individual children and families.

This goes beyond economics, it would have sociological consequences.

In fact, he doubts there are any significant sociological consequences at all.

The political and sociological consequences of Betances' actions are definite and unequivocal.

The M-Pesa service has carried interesting sociological consequences; one university study has explored the role the service plays in granting women greater financial freedom, as well as allowing their husbands to keep mistresses paid in secret.

This is a sociological issue.

Furthermore, it is worth noting that some TCAM occupations (e.g. naturopathy, chiropractic) appear to have more enthusiastically adopted biomedical theory and terminology as essential to implementation of their therapeutic systems than have others (e.g. Chinese medicine, homeopathy, Ayurveda), which may have considerable sociological and political consequences.