Sentence examples for western conditions from inspiring English sources

Or why hasn't Western science, expensively pursuing the latest "me too" drug for common Western conditions, produced a treatment, cure, or vaccine for Ebola?

The North African nation chose to voluntarily give up its nuclear weapons program in 2003 and to comply with Western conditions — but the United States and Europe later helped topple the Gaddafi regime anyway.

If they want to move on, it can be something we all agree on and we can find a way to make that work out". But if Putin's goal is to stay in Ukraine and keep the country destabilized, prevent it from joining European institutions and maintain control over a buffer zone, he will never agree to a peacekeeping mission that meets Ukraine or Western conditions.

Free trade zones are communities that are based right outside of the city and focus on specific industries and operate under more typical western conditions.

The assumption in mainstream psychiatry is that Western conditions are not culture-bound; they represent abnormalities in a universal human endowment.

Prof. Burt believes that western conditions such as high salinity and warmer temperatures could be the reason.

It's tempting to suggest that the uncaged narcissism of the 21st-century western condition is also a contributory factor.

The main argument of this book is that the "progressive" imaginary, which envisages progress in the unidirectional terms of catching up with the "more advanced" Western condition, is inherently anti-democratic and deeply antagonistic.

"They believed it was a Western condition, that Chinese are so thin to begin with".

Pope Francis has often used the expression "throwaway" society to describe the modern western condition, and in these passages he spelled out the roots of this malady.

Although there are a number of systematic reviews for acupressure, they were mostly confined to a single (Western) condition such as nausea and vomiting [ 8] or dysmenorrhoea [ 9].