Sentence examples for substitute collective from inspiring English sources

Where information was lacking at the personal level, a substitute collective information existed in the form of retail shops numbering around 12,000 and that well-known Irish institution, the public house, 11,000 of which exist in the Republic (which yielded) a pub to population ratio of 1 190".

The cult of the individual is always a substitute for collective action".

He continued with the observation that: "As far as health is concerned, the market, by itself, is not a substitute for collective action" [ 245]; for elaboration see [ 246].

We live in an era of civic and religious separatism and at a time in which ideological certainty and authoritarianism is being substituted for collective and cooperative efforts.

**Giving money is one thing, but making a donation to help someone else oppose Trump is no substitute for individual and collective mobilization.

The other, set at the meeting of a cultlike support group, devolves into a collective sacrifice, substituting cream pies in the face for strychnine-laced Kool-Aid.

There really is no substitute for the kind of collective fervour they bring to Robbins' wake, Arline Jaftha's searing Serena dredging the anguished chest tones in "My Man's Gone Now", the chorus ensuring a rousing send-off for the train leaving for the Promised Land.

In recent years, class-action lawsuits have been employed by workers -- particularly lower-wage workers -- as a substitute for the force that collective bargaining once held in an era of broader union representation: By banding together in large-scale lawsuits, workers have effectively organized themselves into unified, powerful voices, gaining leverage in negotiations with management.

Political Action and the Conscious Consumer" looked at the concern that "individual action substitutes or 'crowds out' civic and collective action".

How tedious it is to hear the excited delight of commentators as they recount the collective transfer value of their substitutes' bench on any given matchday.

As Ioan Ganea, one of the Romanian substitutes, whacked the ball past Nigel Martyn the collective breath of England's supporters was taken away.