Sentence examples for communities actually from inspiring English sources

McLaughlin discovered, having networked with other residents, "the problems that people in rural communities actually have communicating with their landlords – and with getting anywhere".

It's vital that communities actually get something back in return for seeing their area developed.

There is evidence that Secure Communities actually increases racial profiling, leading some departments to arrest disproportionate numbers of Latinos.

The only requirement is that our public language, the words we use to talk across communities, actually carry a message.

I'm imploring that people within those communities actually start clearing the streets to enable my police officers to deal with the criminality that's occurring in front of them".

"And goodness knows people get enough signals about 'how wrong it is to be gay' without anyone in those communities actually having to say so".

"The community actually wanted this facility and we generated quite a few jobs".

The African community actually end up being the wisest and smartest people.

The extent to which the international community actually protects the human rights it prescribes is, on the other hand, a different matter.

Settlement began as early as the 1840s, but the community actually dates from 1875, when John C. Williams of Detroit, Michigan, purchased land in the area.

The Brooklyn blogging community actually inspired one person to move to the borough and explore the blogging possibilities of Bedford-Stuyvesant, one of the least-blogged neighborhoods.