Sentence examples for communities is increasing from inspiring English sources

"The rate of officer recruitment from black and minority ethnic communities is increasing.

Their health and education systems are buckling under the strain, as are other services, and tension between Syrians and local communities is increasing.

The study backs up Oxfam research which shows that competition for water in both rural and urban Afghan communities is increasing, leading to heightened tensions and violence.

The number of women and girls in the UK suffering violence and intimidation at the hands of their families or communities is increasing rapidly, according to figures revealing the nationwide scale of "honour" abuse for the first time.

In addition to these bleak statistics, another unknown number of people are contracting the disease while incarcerated because many inmates are not diagnosed upon admission, and thus the threat to communities is increasing even more (Koulierakis et al. 2000; Macalino et al. 2004).

The Regional Center for Research and Development in Education CIDEE) presented case studies on the situation of education for rural people in Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Honduras, Mexico and Peru confirming that poverty is much greater in rural than urban areas and that the educational gap among rural and urban communities is increasing.

A key ingredient to increased political power for Latino and African American communities, is increased civic engagement -- ensuring that the political decisions made by Congress, state legislatures, city councils, and mayors reflect the voices of those who are most impacted by these decisions.

Maternal knowledge about risks of delivery and the availability of health services in their communities is increased by access to information through modern media and maternal/familial education [ 6, 7].

One attendee at the meeting, Doug Parker, professor of meteorology at the University of Leeds, said: "We are universally finding that the links between the weather and climate communities are increasing and overlapping.

Despite the low reported incidence of hepatitis B in Norway, factors such as increasing intravenous drug use, as well as increased immigration and integration of immigrant communities are increasing the number of individuals at risk.

Kelsch says a return to more reasonable street width is one measure, and many communities are increasing their number of green areas as a means of allowing rainfall to infiltrate back into the ground.