Sentence examples for communities mentioned from inspiring English sources

The writer overlooks the most obvious similarity in the communities mentioned: Hoboken, Westfield, Maplewood, Haddonfield and Princeton.

The four organisms also cover the three groups of the MFC microbial communities mentioned above, i.e. C. reinhardtii and Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 are photoheterotrophic cells, S. cerevisiae belongs to heterotrophic cells and G. sulfurreducens is a typical sedimentary cell.

Many of the pastoral communities mentioned in these chapters face discrete, unprecedented political and economic obstacles, but this book also directs the reader's attention to the underlying trend - "which Chatty calls 'conservation without a human face'" (p. 10) - of development and environmental conservation models that sacrifice rural livelihoods and societies.

The other three communities mentioned by Orta as residents in Bassein and its surrounding tracts were Baneanes (Banias), Coaris or Esparcis (Parsis), and Deres (Dheds or Mahars) or Farazes.

During the interviews, few women in both communities mentioned maternal health services or HPs.

No participant of the Latino communities mentioned these same activities as health-promoting cultural practices.

My childhood summers were spent visiting my grandparents, lifelong residents of Woodbine, N.J., another community mentioned in the article.

A few scholars see a possible relationship between the Zealots and the Jewish religious community mentioned in the Dead Sea Scrolls.

The "complete community" mentioned here is the political community, with its laws, but the proposition implicitly refers also to the community of all rational creatures, to whose common good morality (the moral law) directs us.

*An earlier headline referred to the community mentioned in this article as a Subreddit.

On the other hand, some of the deliberately vaccinating parents — particularly those living in a largely non-vaccinating community — mentioned feeling uncomfortable in light of social control.