Sentences with phrase «polarisation mean»

Neutrality on political issues was once the norm, but millennial spending power and political polarisation mean it's now riskier to be neutral than to take a stance.

Polarisation meant more enemies.

Not exact matches

And the polarisation and swings we see under the Commons» electoral system mean any gains Labour make are often swiftly undone by the next right - wing government.

This means that individual photons can be «labelled» with either left - handed or right - handed circular polarisation.

The new study shows the shrimp use circular polarisation as a means to covertly advertise their presence to aggressive competitors.

That would reinforce the current polarisation for those who know what it means, and mystify those who don't.