Sentence examples for climate of community from inspiring English sources

Not since the anti-Catholic movement of the late 19th century has the U. S. known a religious panic such as the one that is now linking Muslims to terrorism, forbidding the building of mosques in many U. S. cities and towns, and poisoning the climate of community, school and workplace relations in communities across the nation.

Charles-Guzmán explores the disproportionate effects of the changing climate on communities of color and poorer communities.

Through these responses, their volume and intense sincerity, I was able to press my hand inside the breathing chest of the Asian-American community, to touch the texture and climate of the community's emotions at their most exposed.

Still, many Hasidim and those who closely track the political climate of the community pointed out that the discussion around the election among the ultra-Orthodox may not actually translate into votes.

Perhaps western minds are so trained to the secular communities in which we live, that we neglect to acknowledge the spiritual climate of many communities we work in and how meeting the spiritual needs of individuals may play an intrinsic role in aiding development.

The updated ESF pales in comparison to the Bank's powerful rhetoric on the immediate need to address this global crisis, and there is a concerning lack of emphasis on potential impacts to the climate resilience of communities and ecosystems.

You failed to capture our success stories, thriving economic climate and sense of community despite our city's young age.

Second, through community mobilization activities — especially with men — the program built a climate of trust between community health workers and extended families.

Write a rags-to-riches children's story based upon the culture and climate of your local community.

On the other hand, presbyopia being the commonest refractive error in this report might be related to hot tropical climate of the study community, presbyopia is reported to have earlier onset especially among females in hot climates [ 20].

Let's extend that climate of hope to communities along America's eroding edges by highlighting examples of local solutions.