Sentence examples for started a culture from inspiring English sources

Conservatives, who see "the end of western civilisation" in the marriages, look back to 1973 and another Supreme Court ruling: Roe v Wade, which legalised abortion and started a culture war that has lasted for 30 years.If "life" has been one talisman of the American right, this week "family" became another.

"Because the WI started a culture of campaigning among women, and there are so many other groups now that do campaigning, I think they've fallen into the background slightly as far as the political side of things is concerned," says Robinson.

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"Right now, the economic climate for artists in this country looks particularly bleak," read a report in the British newspaper The Guardian, which started a Culture Cuts blog in January to track how the national government's spending cuts are hitting the arts world.

"They divided party leaders by starting a culture war and pushing the anti-family Federal Marriage Amendment.

"It's like jump-starting a culture at these schools," said Carol R. Johnson, Boston superintendent of schools.

In September of 1999, Sean helped co-found the Yale Entrepreneurial Society, starting a culture shift at Yale that has led to the university being much more supportive and encouraging of student entrepreneurial activity.

Recognition can start with something small; as Ken Blanchard says in his book Gung Ho, "if nothing else we can start by recognizing people's birthday to start a culture of recognition".

An inoculum of this culture was diluted 1∶500 to start a fresh culture next morning.

Once induced, the entire culture cannot be used to start a new culture [ 26].