Sentence examples for the ossification of from inspiring English sources

In public, Thomson sounds like Murdoch when he describes, in rococo prose, the journalistic "élite that has all the ossification of the traditional bourgeoisie".

The ossification of politics is made worse by a media which increasingly resembles the establishment talking to itself.

Those who doubt the harsh judgement which the voters mete out to parties which fail to heed this lesson should not only recall how the British people treated the ossification of the Tory party in the 1990s.

"You embody the ossification of this place into a corporate structure," one close peer said to me, unprompted, in our first chat after my getting the job.

When they attend his rallies and cheer his exhortations to "take back our government from a handful of billionaires," they aren't merely endorsing his class-based analysis: they are expressing hope — hope that, even now, at this late stage in the ossification of the American system, political mobilization can change things for the good.

If … caught the flavour of the times when it was screened, winning the top prize at Cannes in 1969, and even if you aren't a public schoolboy with a grudge against your upbringing, there's no doubting the film's power as a metaphor for the ossification of the upper echelons of British society, and the desire in many quarters to do something dramatic about it.

Taking cues from the themes of the Occupy Wall Street movement, it has tapped into voter disgust with the political establishment: the excesses and corruption scandals involving Mr. Berlusconi's party, the tax increases of Mr. Monti's government, and the ossification of the Democratic Party, which has also been hit by a widening scandal at the Monte dei Paschi of Siena bank.

Influential thinkers within the government have considered trying to do something about the ossification of British society, although they became less keen when it was pointed out that this might mean forcing some people down the social ladder as well as encouraging others to rise.Are politicians right to worry about the decline of social mobility?

This reinforces our hypothesis that the maturation of the pubic apophysis bridges adolescence and adulthood, and may represent the start of the endochondral ossification of the secondary ossification centre.

Scheuermann argued that this pathology was largely associated with aseptic necrosis of the ossification centers of the ring apophyses.

Network virtualization is considered as a promising way to overcome the limitations and fight the gradual ossification of the current Internet infrastructure.