Sentence examples for change of communities from inspiring English sources

But people are worried about more than pressures on jobs, wages and housing: they are anxious about culture, identity and the rate of change of communities.

It would be unfortunate if the answer to that question were to be found in the expressions of sympathy one hears from some Labour figures for people "anxious about … the rate of change of communities".

Setting out his thinking to MPs he said: "We will only meet the new challenges of security, of economic change, of communities under pressure - and forge a stronger shared national purpose - by building a new relationship between citizens and government that ensures the government is a better servant of the people".

As described above, when the NH4+ concentration was beyond the tolerance of the system, the balance of the bacterial community was broken with the change of community structure.

In the context of the 1976 epidemic, such a major outbreak could have arisen if – by chance – a sufficiently high number of infections had occurred before the change of community contact and hospital seeking behaviours.

While tropical rain forests are being rapidly destroyed, the consequences for most insect taxa are still little understood and biotic changes of communities over time have scarcely been monitored.

Instead of imposing change on communities we will use their insights and experience of what works and what doesn't.

From global warming, to the impact of economic change on communities, geography can be a fascinating subject to study.

The community of beneficiaries accessing the products or services of social enterprises and the consequent social change of those communities are important dimensions of the phenomenon.

The change of biological communities over time is known as succession, or ecological succession.

The extinction of this species was related to climatic aridization and change of plant communities.