Sentence examples for communities of cities from inspiring English sources

A different tradition originated in sociology, which applied ecological concepts such as competition and succession to the human communities of cities.

A small minority of them are prone to going missing for good, vanishing overnight in groups to meld into the Chinese immigrant communities of cities from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul to Taipei.

Drawing on the architecture and communities of cities all over the world, street artist Ernest Zacharevic captures moments of childlike wonder and joy in massive murals that interact with the architecture they're painted onto.

Even Aristotle's famous distinction between Greek and Barbarian is thought of as a distinction based not on race but on the practical distinction between those people who organize themselves into the political communities of city-states (Greeks) and those who do not (Barbarians) (Hannaford 1996, 43 57; Simpson 1998, 19).

There is a vast community of Cities: Skylines players who regularly share their urban-planning woes in online forums.

More than that, we're a nation of families, communities, organizations, of cities, suburbs, tribes, all of their local governments and organizations.

My Web site would be a community of city dog owners.

In just a few months, a community of city birds had established itself in the gap between my building and the one to the west, jeopardizing the quality of the little light and air that the Tenement House Act of 1901 guarantees me.

He will also hold workshops with city leaders and help facilitate the development of a community of city government analytics practitioners.

This new domination was based on the great economic and military power wielded by the organised community of city-dwellers ("citizens").

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