Sentence examples for communities dealing with from inspiring English sources

Q: How are these communities dealing with climate change?

I've been in Mississippi and Louisiana and Tennessee and other communities dealing with whether it's the tornadoes, the flooding, and worse.

He joined House Democrats in criticizing Mr. Barton for conducting secret negotiations on an issue that had implications for communities dealing with MTBE pollution.

Only a long-term approach based on building relations with local communities, dealing with the economic and social drivers of extremism, and cooperating with tribes and Yemen's army will eradicate the threat of Islamic radicalism.

In a session on memory and writing, Indigenous Australian playwright Jane Harrison mapped the common ground between Indonesians struggling with the legacy of 1965 and Aboriginal communities dealing with the lasting impact of the stolen generation.

It also put the sleepy collection of St Paul suburbs that St Anthony police serve in the group of communities dealing with officer-involved shootings of black men, along with Baltimore, Ferguson and most recently Milwaukee.

Other proposals suggest addressing how communities deal with mental health issues.

Billy D'Andrea is trying to understand Easter Island's climate history over the last few thousand years and how communities dealt with past climate change.

They also are a living seed bank that could help the region's marine communities deal with the long-term impacts of climate change.

Double Character seeks to explain how communities dealt with an important dilemma raised by these trials: how could slaves who acted as moral agents be treated as commodities?

It has pledged to invest €1bn (£755m) in renewable energy and measures to help poorer communities deal with the impacts of climate change.