Sentence examples for communities meanwhile from inspiring English sources

But while the stereotype may be a private, high-security fortress, academics have also identified other sub-types: some developments, for example, sell a "lifestyle", like country clubs and retirement villages; "prestige" communities, meanwhile, trade on status and a sense of luxury and exclusivity.

Subsistence communities, meanwhile, predominate in southwest Alaska, where ocean acidification could threaten food security.

The thriving notion of "ecological city", with systemic and integral objectives, evaluation systems and practical technologies, holds potential for guiding sustainable development in communities, meanwhile supporting the dynamic involvement of cultures.

"National security" concerns have been leveraged to attack non-Muslim immigrant communities; meanwhile, assaults on Muslims on alleged national security grounds have often been expressed through immigration policy.

Bills that would allow local jurisdictions to withdraw from Secure Communities, meanwhile, are currently working their way through state legislatures in Illinois and California.

The community, meanwhile, welcomes commanders who are outsiders when they arrive.

The Asian community, meanwhile, felt it had been left unprotected by the police.

The Eritrean community, meanwhile, had established a nightclub in a dome-shaped structure, which doubled as a theatre and gallery during the day.

The usually loose-lipped hacker community, meanwhile, is mum on the matter.

The majority community meanwhile thought blacks were being coddled and, as Brown said afterward, they "tended to equate Negro unrest with all crime".

The former St John the Evangelist's Anglican church was declared redundant and sold to Brighton's Greek Orthodox community; meanwhile, a distinctive Modernist church was built in the 1960s for Spiritualists.