Sentence examples for changes in village from inspiring English sources
Ronald Blythe is an author and poet, he too lives in a village in the Fens and has reflected upon the social changes in village life.
With regard to accuracy of information in the patient records and to ensure that changes in village structure and land use over time did not influence the results of the study, all cases within a period of three years before the start of the study were included in the database.
In her community, where 58 households reside, most everyone – from cautious village elders to chattering schoolchildren – acknowledges that the blue buckets have brought about a definitive change in village life following the introduction of a UNICEF-supported water project.
Fundamental to this change in village life are the wells that UNICEF and other aid organizations have built, dramatically easing the work required for the most essential of human needs: water.
To the two-room house, Mr. Roy has added a courtyard —"What's an Indian village home without a courtyard?" — as well as gable windows, wide steps, long verandas, a kitchen and an attached bathroom, which is the only Westernized change (in villages, bathrooms are generally not attached to the main house).
The changes in the village are different.
Lokowah is also concerned about damage to local roads and the social changes in the village, with so many people working shifts at the centre.
PIERMONTERS today are keenly aware of any changes in their village, and many resist what others might see as the inevitable march of progress.
It provides a discussion of those policies by drawing on an analysis of changes in the village of Qiyunshan, which is being developed as a tourist destination by the Huangshan authorities.
Mr. Krzeminski said some changes in the village since he was a boy have not been for the better, a sentiment shared by Frances C. Nugent, who is the city clerk for Rye.
