Sentence examples for challenged communities from inspiring English sources

In the Bay Area's most challenged communities, the ratio is far worse.

He consistently strived to ensure access to quality health care to the challenged communities in Queens and Brooklyn".

The orchestra's founder and conductor, Armand Diangienda, was given honorary membership of Britain's Royal Philharmonic Society last year in recognition of his work to bring music to "the heart of some of the most challenged communities in the world".

"This represents a down payment for the future educational success of children in some of the most distressed and challenged communities around the country," Arne Duncan, the federal education secretary, told reporters in Washington.

Or as Lester Kravitz, an owner of Kravitz Realtors in Pelham, put it, "Increasingly we are seeing hidden buys in premier places, not just in what I call 'locationally challenged' communities".

From the dead-end thinking of 2007 with its terrible assumptions that socio-economically challenged communities and multicultural neighbourhoods cannot appreciate fine art, we now have museum of the year.

It would lead to loss of jobs, curtailing the pipeline of the doctors of tomorrow, exacerbating the health needs of this very challenged community, the Bronx".

NBC's critical darling yet ratings- challenged Community is entering its third season on Thursday night.

Thanks to the tandem bike program, physically challenged community members will have independence and a renewed sense of dignity.

Obama challenged community gardens across the nation to join them in planting the five vegetables they added: broccoli, spinach, bok choy, radishes and lettuce.

Instead, they have recruited African and Burmese refugees and other non-Latino immigrants, who, while they may be legal, also challenge communities with new cultures and new languages.