Sentence examples similar to widespread societal collapse from inspiring English sources

Ehrlich rose to notoriety in the 1960s following the publication of his bestselling book "The Population Bomb". In the book, he foresaw a world characterized by widespread famine and societal collapse driven by overpopulation.

There is a widespread societal acceptance that mathematics cannot be learnt easily, if at all.

State failure comes in degrees and is often a function of both the collapse of state institutions and societal collapse.

His fourth and perhaps slightest novel, The Possibility of an Island, considered cloning and societal collapse.

Maduro has withstood years of political opposition, angry protests and societal collapse.

They create a chain reaction of societal collapse". Bryan Smith, the author of "Deathbringer," agreed.

Or if it is, it kind of proves the point about 2016's march to societal collapse.

"Societal collapse was always brought about following an advent of the deterioration of marriage and family," Pence said.

It's a violent picture which questions the meaning of violence in terms of financial and societal collapse.

The popular narrative of societal collapse prior to European contact relies on chronometric data from the late pre-European contact period and also cites major settlement shifts as evidence for societal collapse and socio-political reorganization.

Floods, droughts and river channel changes can precondition as well as trigger environmental crises and societal collapse.