Sentence examples for Formation of a community from inspiring English sources

Rather he accepted it as an adequate trial for the formation of a community bound together by a covenant.

The violence last Sunday shocked some whites and even prompted the formation of a community group by politicians and church leaders looking for ways to ease the tensions.

This grant catalyzed formation of a community of faculty, postdoctoral associates, graduate students, and undergraduate students having the common goal of developing and effectively applying systems biology approaches to fundamental problems in cancer biology and therapy.

Instead the insecurities of life are best met by the formation of a community of friends.

The Three Horseshoes in Charsfield, closed in May last year leading to the formation of a community benefit society which aims to re-open it.

Here, we take the example of Haiti earthquake to provide motivation for big data driven crisis response and the formation of a community powered by digital technology that helped the affected people of the earthquake.

In the early 2000s, El Museo catalogs from the 1970s discarded in a dumpster were found and inspired the formation of a community-board-run campaign called We Are Watching You.

The findings provide implication for the equitable and rational allocation of community recreational facilities to support the formation of a healthy community, as well as for the improvement of insight implications on people's livability in other Chinese cities.

This is a work about the future, about the formation of a human community, and its optimism just comes flooding here from the stage and out of the pit.

Therefore, he listed three criteria for the formation of a scientific community: (1) academic employment and career opportunities, (2) periodicals, and (3) organizations/associations.

With respect to scientific practice, a particularly promising aspect is the visible formation of a scientific community with conferences, mutual collaborations, and some perspicuous attraction for young scientists to join the field.