sociologically

Short term sociologically blinkered benefits, usually, driven by selfishness, greed and a loss of respect for Nature.

OpEdNews - Diary: IT'S A FUNNY WORLD 2009

The distinction is that adaptation is applied to organic modifications which are transmitted biologically; while accommodation is used with reference to changes in habit, which are transmitted, or may be transmitted, sociologically, that is, in the form of social tradition.

Introduction to the Science of Sociology Robert Ezra Park 1926

What could explain this first aftershock sociologically?

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

I bled and kept a stiff upper lip while she categorized my experience as sociologically relevant but ultimately gross

Losing It Chelsea Biondolillo 2011

In 1988, new, sociologically trained polling organizations began taking nationally representative surveys of the Soviet—and more often Russian—population.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

It feels Capitol Hill today has sociologically regressed into a segregationist atmosphere.

Byron Williams: Coyote and the sheepdog have much to teach Congress Byron Williams 2011

I treated the question biologically, psychologically, and sociologically.

The Golden Poppy 2010

In 1988, new, sociologically trained polling organizations began taking nationally representative surveys of the Soviet—and more often Russian—population.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

At the same time, sociologically and psychologically there should be more to it than a simple match-up of skill.

The Volokh Conspiracy » How Jonathan Adler Gets It Wrong, and Soccer Gets It Right: 2010

In 1988, new, sociologically trained polling organizations began taking nationally representative surveys of the Soviet—and more often Russian—population.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011