Sentence examples for a distinct community from inspiring English sources

"Since 1823, the evidence shows that the Golden Hill Indians ceased to exist as a distinct community," the statement said.

In 1994, the bureau said the Paucatuck tribe had not proved it was a distinct community since historic times.

The ones that survived formed a distinct community in the isolation of the Bass Strait islands, conscious of their standing and rights as Aborigines.

Like Ms. Scarry, he sees beauty as socially therapeutic and enlightening; like Mr. Gilman, he sees it as a conglomeration of contrasting visions, each defining a distinct community.

Saturday breakfast at the Driftwood Coffee Shop, Sunday afternoon concerts at the Pequot Library and afternoon sails from the Pequot Yacht Club have long helped define Southport as a distinct community within the town of Fairfield.

The House of Lords was having none of it and concluded that an ethnic group could be a distinct community with a combination of characteristics, apart from skin colour.

Generally, ecosystems have been described at the level of the landscape patch or stream reach composed of a relatively distinct community type.

All four species housed the primary endosymbiont Candidatus Curculioniphilus buchneri, yet each of these had a clearly distinct community of secondary endosymbionts, including Rickettsia, Spiroplasma, and two Wolbachia strains.

Using microbial lipid analysis and various community metrics, we demonstrate that the fungus gardens and refuse dumps of leaf-cutter ants are composed of a diverse, yet distinct, community of microbes.

Residents say they are breaking up a long established and distinct community just to make the numbers work.

Among the topics of opinion formation it is of interest to observe the characteristics of networks with a priori distinct communities.