Sentence examples for a collection of communities from inspiring English sources

We have always been a collection of communities, learning together in our failures and rising together in our successes.

At that point, Brooklyn was a separate city and Queens a collection of communities, some of which had their own independent libraries.

Any population, especially a population as heterogenous as America's, is a collection of communities and subcultures, not a generic "whole community" of which broad assumptions can be made about its taste.

Mr Garrioch shows how Paris worked as a community, or rather a collection of communities, and his vivid viewpoint is from the street, not the court.Both authors are concerned with change, conflict and breakdown, yet their intellectual starting-points differ.

According to Wikipedia, The Scene is a term used to refer to a collection of communities of pirate networks that obtain and copy new movies, music, and games, often before their public release, and distribute them throughout the Internet (and previously through BBSes).

"We are not a collection of communities, we are one nation, a Republic with values: generosity, solidarity, fraternity, secularism," he emphasized.

The Guardian Professional Networks are a collection of community sites that bring professionals together to share ideas, celebrate success and explore the challenges they face in their working lives.

The SRI ruleset is a collection of community rules and custom-tailored signatures.

In an attempt to gain insight into the genetic make-up of commensal E. faecalis, we have studied genomic variation in a collection of community-derived E. faecalis isolated from the feces of Norwegian infants.

"It is a collection of determined communities and elected leaders from both parties that banded together to protect their coasts".

Research suggests that the Church of England is in danger of shrinking into a collection of outpost communities, populated overwhelmingly by the middle-class and middle-aged or older.