Sentence examples for weak social cohesion from inspiring English sources

Their frustration threatens already weak social cohesion in the western hemisphere's most impoverished nation.

The social aspects of the neighborhood – for example, weak social cohesion and collective efficacy – can also impart risk of coercive sex (Frye et al., 2014; Pinchevsky and Wright, 2012).

We are creating a new American aristocracy, with less opportunity - less social mobility and weaker social cohesion than any other advanced country.

The fact that the observed disadvantage among the poor is observed only among urban and not rural residents may be partly attributable to weaker social cohesion in urban settings.

The South Korean model of 1960-2010 remanns an example for developing countries; but Korea itself now needs something new.The Korean model had four distinctive features: a Stakhanovite workforce; powerful conglomerates; relatively weak smaller firms; and high social cohesion.

The attitude of Americans towards the black market signalled that both a consensus and social cohesion were weaker in wartime America.

The top economy in the world – Singapore – slipped to 17th because of weak scores for personal freedoms and social cohesion.

Our social cohesion is so weak that we envy our neighbors who still have pensions.

A decrease in social cohesion leads to weaker civic participation, as well as reduced public good provision, and it may also lead to the disruption of financial institutions through weakened property rights, reduced micro-credit lending, higher rates of default and decreased viability of small firms.

To varying degrees, these countries are exposed to the challenges of hosting large numbers of refugees, weaker confidence and security, and declining social cohesion.

Communities with high levels of social capital, that is high levels of social connection, have better results in relation to health, educational attainment and social cohesion than communities where social ties are weaker.