Sentence examples for communities believing from inspiring English sources

Marja Winters, deputy planning director for the city, said that in the past Detroit put a priority on funneling money into the most distressed communities, believing — or hoping — that healthier communities could take care of themselves.

There is a complete lack of transparency over funding, with many communities believing that existing local schools are being left to fall into disrepair to allow free schools to be set up.

As Kennedy told me, "I saw law enforcement believing plausible but untrue things about the communities they police" — namely, that the communities were corrupt and didn't care about the violence that was destroying them — "and the communities believing untrue things about the police" — namely, that the cops were part of a racist conspiracy to lock up black offenders while overlooking white ones.

The breed was saved from extinction by utopian communities believing in an ecological apocalypse.

It's a strategy that rests, crucially, on communities believing that police are there to target the few bad apples among them, and to protect everyone else.

But if you joined a closed Facebook group for either of those communities believing it to be private, you nevertheless still did ― though you probably didn't realize it.

Some communities believe that children should not eat eggs either".

Because faith communities believe in a better, more just world, they work towards it.

Even the most efficient waste plants produce pollutants, and not many communities believe that they will be properly maintained.

Other communities believe that specific pieces of music belong to an ensemble or to the entire community and should not be performed by outsiders without specific permission.

Communities believe that to break the tradition would bring devastating bad luck: crops would fail, animals would die, snakes would fall from the ceiling.