Sentence examples for communities expanded from inspiring English sources

In the latter half of the 20th century, many of the smaller communities atrophied, while the larger communities expanded over wider areas.

Our evidence from Anuradhapura indicates that once established, these Iron Age communities expanded and engaged in island-wide trade networks augmented by broader South Asia contacts.

1. Supply of orchestral performances in most communities expanded as management and labor agreed on expanded contracts over the past 20 years.

Instead, however, the city pursued a policy of annexing surrounding communities, expanding outward to accommodate its growing population.

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Today we're seeing the role that green space plays in improving and building communities expand in new and interesting ways.

In the U.S., we see local communities expanding their recycling efforts; municipalities, even states, prohibiting plastic bags; and grass roots organization boycotting wasteful practice and advocating for new behaviors.

After their discovery in 2014 the river Otter beaver community expanded rapidly to a dozen, and has now been augmented with two outsiders to expand the gene pool.

Established in 1868 as a gold-mining camp and probably named for John Ely, a mining promoter, the community expanded after 1907 with large-scale copper mining.

The community expanded industrially with the acquisitions in the 1940s of a large naval ordnance plant and a phosphate reduction works.

The small community expanded in severe geographic and genetic isolation until 1856, when they were relocated to the then uninhabited Norfolk Island, located almost 1,500 km west of Brisbane, Australia in the South Pacific Ocean.