Sentence examples for balanced community from inspiring English sources

Worse than that, its emphasis on specialist schools - with a selected element - may be fine in London or Manchester, but bears nil relation to hundreds of smaller towns where a bog-standard, brilliantly balanced community fits the comprehensive ideal like a glove.

His critique was facilitated by his account of the "theft of enjoyment" in racist fantasy: the unconscious supposition by racists that "others" (who are configured as objects of both hatred and admiration) have stolen their jouissance and that the recovery of this jouissance would restore the racists' lost, balanced community.

It's just becoming a more balanced community".

"He also thought it should be a balanced community, and so the farmers wouldn't loaf in the winter, he encouraged factories".

A new video from BrainCraft, a PBS series exploring psychology and neuroscience created by Vanessa Hill, explains how upsetting the balanced community of microbes living in a person's gut through bad sleep can cause weight gain.

Mervyn Benfield, spokesman for the National Association of Small Schools, said: "There is every reason to encourage the balanced community life and services that village schools and young families have represented for decades across the social and economic spectrum".

And yet, in the midst of this climate of extremes (and despite decades of full-scale mining operations in the area), birds and rodents and reptiles and insects live together in intricate, delicately balanced communities.

To conduct balanced community-based random sampling, we replicated the population survey technique used in the 2003 and 2008 versions of the Ghana Demographic and Health Survey.

As a professor of English at Hudson County Community College in Jersey City, he now watches many of his students grapple with the same dilemma, balancing community loyalty with future ambition.

A18 Pornography in the Library Some people using computers at public libraries are clicking away at sexually explicit material, creating a thorny issue for libraries nationwide: how to balance community standards against the First Amendment rights of patrons.

"With no perfect answer, students must weigh the competing advantages and disadvantages, balancing community, environmental and economic factors to make the best choice," the task description for teachers reads.