Sentence examples for communities rises from inspiring English sources

Outside Syria, support for Isis, always a minority among online communities, rises significantly.

As wild poliovirus declines however, the proportion of cVDPV in low-immunity communities rises.

Tijuana is a study in organic growth, with communities rising from nothing more than discarded materials.

Small communities rise up and quickly give way to billboards and neat fields of hay and grain.

In many communities, rising numbers of black men spared an early death have been offset by rising numbers behind bars.

There are already communities rising up to tackle these issues and equipping themselves for the changes they face.

The additional monthly maintenance fee - which could at some communities rise in future years - is usually between $300 and $1,000.

This inspired the Cristero Rebellion (1926 29), in which communities rose up in violent defense of the church without the support of the bishops.

By comparison, the median price in Millburn, the most affluent of the contiguous communities, rose by 101percentt, from $325,000 in 1992 to $654,500 last year.

She sees not only local investment communities rising to new opportunities, but looking to support similar growth market entrepreneurs around them.

Following the Ankara attack, Gökay Sofuoglu, chairman of the Turkish community in Germany, warned that the conflict between Turks and Kurds was "in danger of spilling onto the streets" of Germany, as tensions between the two communities rose.