Sentence examples for under societal from inspiring English sources

We have imperceptibly flipped into a situation where the woman is under societal pressure to have that termination.

Shah Rukh may have it easier because women in India, not men, are under societal pressure to be fair.

As mentioned from the beginning, China provided class/status researchers a rare opportunity to explore the distribution, determinants, and discordance regarding subjective social status under societal transformation.

Whether made under societal duress or in a moment of quiet desperation, those declarations often seem like a formula for failure, disappointment and self-recrimination.

As the director tells The Creators Project, "It's about a young girl in 1961 living under societal constraints and parental control; what we do, even in tiny, accidental ways, when we raise girls; how we raise them to not have their instincts of self-preservation when they most need it, because the fear of being impolite is really deeply engrained and it can have tragic consequences".

For example, fertility among HIV-infected women may be reduced due to diminished fecundity, increased condom use to prevent further spread of infection, or reduced sexual activity, and it may increase especially when infected individuals are under societal pressure to have sex, reproduce, or replace those children who have died [ 4- 6].

Moreover, once an individual has discharged her obligations under this societal contract, she no longer is under an obligation to continue her life.

The results reveal that at base-case scenario the incremental cost per QALY of moving from OC to LC is 134,000 Baht under government perspective and 89,000 Baht under a societal perspective.

Meanwhile, there are still many over-25-year-olds, fretting under strong societal pressure to marry, who have internalized the cultural and social values that they are "on the shelf".

Under current societal conditions, thought can only have access to the nonidentical via conceptual criticisms of false identifications.

By and large, their taste ran toward tales that focused on economic disparity around the world ("I, Daniel Blake," "Ma' Rosa" and even "American Honey"), or that examined human corruption under oppressive societal circumstances ("Graduation," "The Salesman").