Sentence examples for undermining social cohesion from inspiring English sources

Inequality is undermining social cohesion.

The first definition may risk undermining social cohesion, especially in multicultural societies.

In the pressured atmosphere of America itself, however, this ideal was to become distorted by a radical form of individualism, which is now undermining social cohesion.

Community concern about the unfairness and selectivity of anti-terrorism laws can strike at their effectiveness by undermining social cohesion and support generally for Australia's prevention strategies.

"Beyond their immediate impact on property and criminal convictions, the riots have had a broader impact by undermining social cohesion and entrenching negative attitudes toward minority groups (even though the public did not associate the riots directly with these groups).

His reforms have come in for criticism for increasing social divisions, undermining social cohesion and for having particularly damaging effects on the regions, Scotland and Wales and their manufacturing industries.

It is wrong to reward lifestyles which undermine social cohesion.

One might also agree with the German interior minister who argued that burqas undermine social cohesion and are intrinsically divisive.

They argued that her reforms increased social divisions, undermined social cohesion and had particularly damaging effects on the regions, Scotland and Wales and their manufacturing industries.

"Inequality prevents sustainable development, not only because it can undermine social cohesion and a sense of shared wellbeing, but because some sections of societies may be excluded from the benefits of development and prosperity.

But from a Canadian perspective, "dissemination of hate propaganda seems more dangerous than its suppression as it is seen as likely to produce enduring injuries to self-worth and to undermine social cohesion in the long run".