Sentence examples for communities created from inspiring English sources

Most communities created zoning barriers to added apartments or outlawed them altogether.

The remaining 2% consists largely of small Muslim communities created by immigration from Africa and Protestant communities formed by British retirees.

Here, lending to impoverished communities created a classic bubble, ending in high-profile suicide cases and state intervention to restrict lending.

Officials in the American and European military, intelligence and law enforcement communities created this success, and a strong counterterrorism partnership made it possible.

Multicultural policies emerged in the 1980s largely in response to the anger within minority communities created by racism, an anger that found an explosive vent in the inner-city riots of the late 1970s and 80s.

Under Secure Communities, created in 2008, people arrested have their fingerprints run through an immigration database, a process that takes only a few hours and is swifter and more efficient than the old method of local law enforcement making referrals to ICE.

Sociologists have described Islamic militant groups as communities creating "fictive kin", a substitute family.

But the backdrop is the systematic racial inequalities that blight communities, creating countless victims.

"I feel strongly," Mr. White says, "that communities create work, that it isn't just about the individual.

But the rise of such Web 2.0 forces as multimillion-member communities creates some additional challenges for marketers.

Johnson found a corporate calling, in the luring of companies to inner-city communities, creating commerce and jobs.