Sentence examples for the historically changing from inspiring English sources

One, reflecting the influence of his mentor Morris Janowitz, concerned the historically changing relationships among military institutions, war and democratic citizenship.

The contents of philosophical knowledge, we might suspect, will come from the historically changing contents of its cultural context.

The polymorphous, historically changing dogmas of the Christian church had to be reconciled with the absolute aspects of revealed truth interpreted anew by every generation.

The shape of the unpolluted sedimentary bodies, as well as bodies of historically changing pollution extent, indicate considerable recent lateral river instability.

These are ethical matters, and although ethical judgments are historically changing and culturally variable, the conventions express who we are and what we value.

Doing anthropology in the context of global networked organizations has meant that I have had to rethink the culture concept and locate it in historically changing, imperfectly bounded, multiple and branching social alignments.

Historically, changing patterns of health care, such as deinstitutionalisation within psychiatric services, have prompted closures [ 4, 5].

New demands of recognition always owe themselves to the historically established and changing ideas of what kind of recognition we deserve.

The historically Republican county's changing demographics would seem to favor Mr. Suozzi.

Historically, the boating skills and knowledge of the wharfs, piers and the changing character of the river have been handed down through family connections.

At this point it is relevant to trace historically and geographically the changing role of public and private sectors in Indian medical education system.