Sentence examples for as is community from inspiring English sources

Privacy is as necessary as is community during the holidays, so best to plan to entertain both.

If none of the candidates break 50percentt in the Aug. 22 election, there will be a runoff on Oct. 3. It's expected to be a tough race; in addition to Woodfin, Chris Woods, a 42-year-old construction contractor who has accused Bell's administration of demanding "pay to play" kickbacks, is considered a serious contender, as is community activist Frank Matthews, 61.

Because supplementation of plant-based foods is an emerging strategy in managing cardiovascular disease risk (26), as is community-based diabetes management programs with nutritional intervention (27), more detailed knowledge of dietary patterns in food-insecure diabetic patients may prove useful to help inform future interventions.

Spinning out mutuals from local authorities is an example of this, as are community budgets.

Amateur theatrical groups are widespread, as are community orchestras, chamber-music societies, and guest artists.

The Covenant does not restrict the form of the scheme, and both contributory and non-contributory schemes are permissible (as are community-based and mutual schemes).

Furthermore, nosocomial peritonitis was associated with similar proportions of patients with yeast or Pseudomonas spp. as was community-acquired peritonitis.

Moreover, the fact that families are chiefly genetic and legal entities means that they are not as fluidly joinable or legally breakable as are communities of practice.

The priesthood in America is in decline, as is the community of religious women working in Catholic schools and hospitals.

"I'm anxious to get going, as is the community," she said.

One could argue that there exist as many plausible analyses as there are community detection methods.