Sentence examples for communities contributed from inspiring English sources

The failure to fully stabilize Iraq before the U.S. pulled out in 2011 — notably brokering a power-sharing agreement among rival communities — contributed to political alienation and the rise of ISIS there.

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The African, African-American and Caribbean communities contributed Carijama, a festival of arts and crafts and a parade in which the "saints" of the Yoruba religion march through the streets, accompanied by the sounds of steel drums (a neighborhood critic could only see "scantily clad women").

Dr. David A. Relman, an associate professor of medicine and microbiology at Stanford who is collaborating on the project to read the DNA of the bacteria in the human digestive tract, said changes in those bacterial communities contributed to diseases like colitis.

Communities contributed time and resources to participate in this program.

As reported previously, the five largest communities contributed 59%% data to each group.

Communities contribute to CHW performance through their participation in and contribution to income-generating schemes mounted by the cooperatives.

To comprehensively review the Community of Practice literature from nursing contexts to explore whether and how these communities contribute to the social construction of nurse educator professional identity.

The local communities contribute land, labor, teachers and librarians.

Do faiths and faith communities contribute to poverty and conflict, or do they offer solutions?

Actually they're helping local communities, contributing positively to campuses, and even travelling abroad to help.