Sentence examples for adjacent communities from inspiring English sources

For this study we selected twelve, not adjacent communities that represented rural and (semi-) urban, lowland and highland communes, and the province's ethnic population structure.

Contagious laughter propagated from one individual to the next, eventually infecting adjacent communities.

Neighbors in adjacent communities had opened their houses and their kitchens.

FOR everyday items, residents shop in the adjacent communities of Oakdale or East Islip.

Two adjacent communities on the Potomac are Battersea on the Bay and Tantallon.

In 1880, the population of Los Angeles and adjacent communities stood at a mere 33,000.

The population has grown to about 450 today, including the adjacent communities of Plymouth Union and Tyson.

Hansteel began paying residents in the adjacent communities a "pollution fee," typically several hundred dollars a year.

The size of the city increased in the late 19th and early 20th centuries through the absorption of adjacent communities.

Municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills are one of the major sources of offensive odors potentially creating annoyance in adjacent communities.

To prevent heat stroke or dehydration, the city and several adjacent communities stationed 450-gallon water tankers at sites around the metropolitan area.