Sentence examples for weak societies from inspiring English sources

Neo-colonialism has evolved into a major concern of weak societies in this part of the world.

"When you cut people's roots, you create weak societies, with no sense of community," Santos de Oliveira said.

They have a very weak society".

A society of unhealthy, infirm citizens would inevitably be a weak society.

"I am not convinced that Kenya is such a weak society that it cannot handle a gay theme.

It also provided a moral argument: if Africans were innately weak, society should help them, not enslave them.

"You think you are so strong and manly because you live in a weak society," he said.

But, as the recession started to bite, some of the weaker societies have begun to show the strain.

Sustainability is the key, donations are to be discouraged: When I started my business, I wanted to have a private-public partnership, which doesn't use donations, as donations – according to Islam – are for poor or weaker societies.

Clinton's policies portend nothing but a weaker economy, a weaker society and a weaker America.

This means that rights, access to education and that very power is stripped from them, or under-cultivated, and the result is a weaker society for us all.