Sentence examples for a substantial community from inspiring English sources

For any host community there will be a substantial community benefits package, worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

The city's official population is around two million, but that doesn't include a substantial community of war refugees.

The village used to be a substantial community, with a sailmaker and a coaching inn for travellers sailing to Dublin.

Here on the island, real estate agents and tax lawyers report a flush of recent inquiries, and there is a substantial community of tax exiles among the 60,000 residents -- though few as prominent as Mr. Hands.

The selection of councillor Tulip Siddiq as the candidate for this constituency raised an enormous amount of interest in some parts of the world, and certainly among a substantial community in the UK.

Nonmetric Multidimensional Scaling (NMS) ordinations and analyses of taxon frequencies reveal a substantial community turnover and corresponding replacement of the dominant basidiomycetes by ascomycetes in the HB treatment.

Because they are not close to any substantial community of people of Middle Eastern ancestry, they had to make some accommodations.

Žižek provided a sustained critique of political and philosophical appeals to a supposedly authentic substantial "community," one of the grounds of his recurring attacks on the 20th-century German philosopher Martin Heidegger, who in the 1930s notoriously posited the German Volk as the ground of "Being".

Two complimentary and overlapping sets of criteria were developed to select pesticides of interest: a) compounds causing substantial community concern, and b) compounds most likely to have spatially and temporally resolvable health effects based on their toxicologic and physical properties.

Moreover, the magnitude of colonization and infection within the household suggests that households are an underappreciated and substantial community reservoir.

While it is not surprising that a higher percentage of households than individuals are colonized, the magnitude of colonization (>40%) suggests that households are an underappreciated and substantial community reservoir for infection.