Sentence examples for communities in the north from inspiring English sources

The brown algal family Fucaceae constitutes an important ecosystem-structuring component of cold to temperate intertidal communities in the North Pacific and North Atlantic Oceans.

They said communities in the north of England and southern and central Scotland must remain vigilant.

"Skelmersdale is one of the most deprived communities in the north of England," he says.

Much of this growth will be in isolated rural communities in the north of the county.

Since Kenya's independence some 60 years ago, mostly-Christian communities in the north have jealously held power and money.

Massive disruptions to the country's petrol supplies have left communities in the north without access to food.

Debbie Abrahams, the Labour candidate, has focused on the party's heartland in Oldham which has some of the most deprived communities in the north-west.

The country's largest Christian city was all but abandoned on Thursday, as Isis advanced through minority communities in the north-west.

The majority of the Ineos licences are in former mining communities in the north-west, North Yorkshire and the east Midlands.

As communities in the north-east work to rebuild and recover, the world has an opportunity to begin a new, reality-based conversation about climate change.

Over areas that contained L. pertusa, the environmental conditions recorded were similar to those associated with communities in the north-eastern Atlantic, with temperature (8.5 10.6 °C) and salinity (∼35) falling within the known species niche for L. pertusa.