Sentence examples for sociological damage from inspiring English sources
Whatever its history of high flying — or widespread sociological damage (anyone who peddles pop culture must consider this the best measure of success, right?) — MTV will once again have to find characters with the savage tenacity of Madonna.
One could argue that cell phones have caused almost as much physical and sociological damage to our society as television has.
Perhaps the rise of terrorism, climate change, and the global financial collapse have caused some form of sociological damage that has turned us all into jaded cynics.
According to Kelman, it is to eliminate disasters, to see to it that "if a hazard occurs there is no 'disaster': no human loss and minimal sociological and economical damage".
A study published in the January American Sociological Review found that the damage of high suspension rates goes beyond those pushed out of school, generating "collateral damage, negatively affecting the academic achievement of non-suspended students".
There is much literary, historical and sociological evidence of the spiritual and psychological as well as political damage caused by top-down modernisation.
Major sociological change?
That's sociological talk.
There are sociological explanations.
His interest was sociological.
Another reason is sociological.
