Sentence examples for substantial cultural from inspiring English sources
There were shown to be substantial cultural differences from mainstream northern European culture in terms of identity and belonging.
So you have almost 3 million visitors, which makes it a fairly substantial cultural force.
Otherwise, Afghanistan could experience yet another substantial cultural loss — and this time on our watch.
"A book is a substantial cultural artifact, where a song doesn't have much weight to it," Mr. Katz said.
Like the rest of Manchester's substantial cultural provision, it draws in tourism and attracts wider inward investment by positioning the city as an international centre for culture and the arts.
Advertising, when disconnected from more substantial cultural exchanges, runs a double risk: either it is treated as just more background noise and so ignored; or cited as another example of America's overwhelming media presence abroad, for which the nation is already criticized.
In politics, age-old fixations, and particular, substantial ethnic, religious and cultural identities, have returned with a vengeance.
A substantial proportion of the free schools created under Education Secretary Michael Gove's reforms appear to have a strong cultural or religious character.
Then, through a list of projects for more or less controlled recovery altered areas, it is explained how the present territorial dimension is inexorably besieged by garbage and consequently of how it is exposed to a substantial environmental, cultural, economic and political transformation.
In India, internal migrants face substantial logistical, cultural and linguistic barriers to HIV prevention and care, and have difficulty accessing treatment when returning to poorly served rural areas.
In addition to substantial language, cultural, legal, and financial barriers, physicians are faced with medical conditions that they may not have seen before, including unusual infectious diseases and complex, heartbreaking mental health and social issues.
