Sentence examples for communities both from inspiring English sources

We owe our communities both".

For most attendees, the big deal was their communities, both at Honk! and back home.

The Hasidic and Latino communities both swelled after World War II, experiencing occasional friction as land and resources became scarcer.

The difference in resources between communities, both in rural and urban areas, has increased inequality and affected older people's wellbeing.

Popular among Russia's tech and hacking communities, both sites managed to switch to different IP addresses and remain running.

The park offers a chance for neighbourhoods and communities (both the old and the new) to connect.

Making their first stab at parliamentary representation in decades are the Armenian and the Greek-Orthodox communities, both Christian minorities.

Bernburg consisted of two almost completely separate and independent communities; both were chartered in 1311 and were united in 1561.

Participate in communities – both real and virtual Fortunately, the technology sector is a very friendly place, with lots of groups for enthusiasts that welcome people of all abilities.

"First and foremost, I will engage with those communities both inside and outside of South Yorkshire who have been let down by the police service.

We must strengthen our communities, both economic and social, so that many more people feel that they have a positive stake in society.