Sentence examples for Widespread communities from inspiring English sources

Three key aspects which emerge from a review of microbial influences on Earth surface processes are a) that microbes play roles on a continuum from full control to passive involvement, b) that complex and widespread communities of microorganisms are involved and c) that microbial activity usually affects several Earth surface processes at once.

With cuts widespread, communities across England are looking for ways to fill the gaps in elderly care.

But there was widespread community opposition, even to those recommendations.

Widespread community adoption of a systematic benchmarking practice remains a challenge.

Rohan Wenn, of the campaign group Bad Bets Australia, says a ban is cleaner, easier to understand and has widespread community support.

For this he earned the title "Commander Crackpot" (although crime rates generally fell in his area, and there was evidence of widespread community support).

She also reached out to religious, civic and youth groups, helping to heal a widespread community distrust of the police, she said.

San Francisco is one of the only cities in the country where police are not allowed to carry electric stun guns, in large part due to widespread community opposition.

rules, the organization should declare a pandemic once it finds evidence of widespread "community transmission" — meaning beyond travelers, schools and immediate contacts — on two continents.

Paisley's brief period as first minister was, he correctly judged, sufficient to ensure that the cross-party administration gained widespread community acceptance.

In Senegal, another proactive country on AIDS, the government's close ties to Muslim leaders facilitated widespread community-based education on HIV prevention.