Sentence examples for communities learning from inspiring English sources
We have always been a collection of communities, learning together in our failures and rising together in our successes.
The interfaith children who grow up in interfaith communities, learning and celebrating both religions, are not lost to Judaism.
Others are heartening: Old World divisions overcome in New World solidarity; communities learning to flex their political muscles; a new generation negotiating the challenges of growing up hyphenated.
For traditional knowledge to survive, believes Salvador, tribes must adapt: children should spend the first 10 years of their lives in traditional communities learning the knowledge of the jungle.
Successful campaigns, Molick's earlier study notes, "provided benefits in building customer communities, learning about markets, and publicity.
Our Hen House offers 10 Tips for Shifting to a Plant-Based Diet, including connecting with local or online vegan communities, "learning the truth about so-called 'humane' meat products" and having fun.
Most immigrants meld into New York communities, learn to speak English and buy homes, it found.
Prison is where the black and brown communities learn how to behave".
Since the mid-1990s, hasdMade has been helping communities learn how to sell themselves without selling out.
Both Irish communities learned to their cost over 80 years the futility of nurturing hateful stereotypes of one another.
But the important shifts will be private, as people and communities learn and adopt different social standards.
