Sentence examples for communities and time from inspiring English sources
"We have rapidly growing multicultural communities, and time will tell whether our openheartedness gets tested," said Marie Wilson.
The report will also argue that tackling income inequality is not the only priority, and although money in people's pockets is important, citizens are equally concerned about their relationships, communities and time they spend with their children.
Results: Communities and time periods with the highest virus measures had correspondingly high AGI incidence.
The study provides a historical portrait of NGI as the NWT CDR broadly covered the entire territory over 18 years, therefore allowing comparisons across communities and time periods.
The long right-side tails of the incidence rate difference frequency distributions suggests AGI from waterborne viruses in some communities and time periods may have been very high at some point.
It is precisely because of these notable features, namely, integration (i.e., risk/protection), multilevel (i.e., individual, families, and communities), and time-orientation (i.e., life span), that the LCP was able to assist in explaining why and how health disparities occur.
Photography, travel, meeting new people, community, and time with friends — it was all part of readjusting and a window into what we might do next.
A degree from any college is great, but without basic skills of organization, community and time and money management, your son or daughter's ability to get and keep a job is in trouble.
Significant interaction of the community and time effect would indicate changes overtime in intervention community compared to the comparison community.
The GEMS was designed as a matched case control study of thousands of stool samples from persons matched by age, sex, community, and time.
It incorporates some assumptions that were typical of a certain worldview in a particular (scientific) community and time, e.g. a reductionist approach assuming that a disease is caused by one (simple) cause: a germ.
