Sentence examples for volatile culture from inspiring English sources

After all, theirs was a volatile culture.

In the volatile culture of the late 1960s Mr. Morrison strove to test taboos, defying television censorship — singing the word "higher" on "The Ed Sullivan Show" — and drawing prosecution for obscenity.

President Obama waded back into the nation's volatile culture wars on Friday as he assailed conservatives who have sought to restrict access to abortion and contraception, and promised women's activists he would stand with them "fighting every step of the way".

In the heyday of assassinations, immediately after World War I, lethal attacks on politicians were elements of a new and volatile political culture that was frightened by the sudden loss of the old order, insecure in its republicanism, riven by ideology and distrustful of debate and compromise.

This approach will allow for both a true standardization of CP application mixtures derived from HClO degradation and quantification of volatile CPs in culture media after incubation of cell cultures with treatment solutions.

In the frame of this possibility, it was reported that in the acidogenesis of glucose in a batch mode using anaerobic mixed culture, volatile fatty acids and ethanol were formed [ 8].

These results were coincided with Panda et al. [ 23] which indicated similar attributes, when volatile fatty acid cultures were added to the diets of laying hens.

In the headspace analyses of the bacterial cultures the volatile background, consisting of compounds related to the culture flask and the fluid medium, was compared to the volatile profiles detected at four typical time points during bacterial growth.

The transgenes were induced by the addition of galactose to the medium, and non-volatile dodecane was overlaid on the culture to trap volatile sesquiterpene products.

Though all that is true, they were also an incredibly volatile period when youth culture challenged politics and society in ways that continue to exert influence.

The seeds of the music had been in place for decades, but they flowered in the mid-1950s whenourisheded by a volatile mix of black culture and white spending power.