Sentence examples for communities later from inspiring English sources

The member states of the European Communities (later succeeded by the European Union) founded the European University Institute in 1972.

The site was occupied throughout the Early and Middle Holocene (African Humid Period) by groups of hunter gatherers before and by pastoral communities later.

Communities, later aided by the federal government, bought out the declining private transit operators and replaced them with public-enterprise operations.

A century ago, Julie's great-grandfather emigrated to New York from the Jewish quarter of Vilnius, at the time one of the world's most vibrant Jewish communities, later decimated by the Nazis.

After calculating the strength values of each community, all the communities are sorted in the descending order of their strength values in order to retrieve the top-K communities later.

That's why I strongly support various on-campus religious organizations to help guide young people in productive directions and encourage them to become ethical, positive members of their religious communities later in life.

The Irish community later provided valuable intelligence, logistics, communication, media, and legal support to the German, Indian, and Irish conspirators.

The community later reorganized to press the government to improve the bridge, so motorcycles could cross.

He ended up in Williamsburg, where the growth of the Hasidic community later created a serious housing shortage.

Unfortunately, the interest on the loan meant that some people arriving in the community later had to pay more than others.

The psychologist Marc Fried, studying the same West End community, later documented the severe grief those residents experienced after they lost their homes.