Sentence examples for stratified societies from inspiring English sources

But part of what makes stratified societies work is acceptance.

America is looking more and more like the stratified societies described in Mr. Brooks's column.

Still, "Secret Son" is a nuanced depiction of the roots of Islamic terrorism, written by someone who intimately knows one of the stratified societies where it grows.

The resource base was so rich that they are unique among nonagricultural peoples in having created highly stratified societies of hereditary elites, commoners, and slaves.

But by the way this is the footnote even in contemporary society, in class stratified societies, there is power occasionally exercised on the basis of status.

European habitats had a wide variety of plant and animal species that formed a reliable food base and encouraged farming, he says, and farming led to stable communities, stratified societies, governments and, eventually, armies and explorers who sought to extend their culture's reach.

America is becoming a stratified society based on education: a meritocracy.But what if education itself becomes stratified?

But the vast geography and stratified society posed special challenges.

CLASS warriors striving to upend Brazil's stratified society?

And a university degree has become an unquestioned prerequisite in an increasingly stratified society.

As with the rest of the military, this is a stratified society.