social strain

The transition from one to another is tough, and there are other social strains.

France's "excellent health care" is already showing some of the economic and social strain.

"It's the struggle against unemployment, which is itself the cause of additional expenditures and social strains."

The Russian President, however, seemed to anticipate the social strains of his economic policy.

But it produced great social strains and income gaps.

"This silence is rather a social strain," he said.

The deep roots you talk about, are they perhaps the uprooting of other social strains?"

And it did that, handling the resulting social strains without compromising individual liberty.

It was certainly one way to determine how she and her fellow middies would react under conditions of social strain!

Social strains will also result as newly aggressive managers work to keep wage increases below the inflation rate.

El Salvador would also have to accommodate a 6 percent increase in population almost overnight, with all the social strains that implies.

Economic development imposes upon society unprecedented social strains.

Even if inflation is conquered and unemployment is temporary, the economic program will create severe social strains.

In addition to the social strains of communal living, the community had suffered several economic setbacks in the previous decade.

"Unemployment is causing serious social strains," said Mohammed Moaada, an opposition politician.

Similar social strains among young South Asians prompted riots in some British towns last summer.

The social strains of worm not only clump together, but move more rapidly than solitary worms and search for food more eagerly.

Friedman predicts economic and social strain in these countries, caused by an increasingly smaller working age demographic and a rapidly aging population.

In Bolivia, in addition to the dissatisfaction within the clergy, the Pope will find a people under severe economic and social strains.

Without a more robust economy, he said, "balancing the budget is a fantasy and avoiding serious social strains is a fantasy."

The large scale transmigration projects initiated by the Dutch and continued following Indonesian independence, caused social strains.

He said that over the past decade thousands of people have moved into the city from rural areas to escape the violence, increasing social strains within Barrancabermeja.

If there are too many losers in the coming period, the unemployment and social strain could seriously undermine the achievements of democratization and the macro-economy.

The expansion, however, led to economic and social strains, which led the plebs to leave the city and settle in nearby Maktorion.

Social strain theory, also known as value-added theory, proposes six factors that encourage social movement development: