Sentence examples for communities to study from inspiring English sources

He urged communities to study fast-food marketing practices.

The state needs legislation that will allow communities to study such opportunities when they arise, he said.

During dinner Warren described to Hyman his extraordinarily successful experiment for sustained personal growth and change -- based largely on encouraging his enormous congregation to form 5,000 small groups, one for every six members, which met every week in their local communities to study, learn, and grow together.

Not only would the bill require congressional authorization for the establishment of a national monument (again, Congress has always been the largest obstacle in setting aside park land), but the EPIC bill would also limit the number of monuments the president could propose and it would allow local communities to study the environmental impact of the monument, weirdly enough.

Many students have been relocated from remote communities to study in town and city school facilities.

Therefore, we used two model microbial communities to study the degradation of 3-chlorobenzoate (3-CB) and 2-chlorophenol (2-CP).

More specifically, Bartolome introduced this methodology in the wireless communications community to study the degree of fairness of the MIMO Broadcast Channel with zero-forcing transmit beamforming when different bit allocation techniques are adopted [23].

ZnO has been a popular compound among the scientific community to study regarding the wetting properties of metal oxides[4].

Technological advancements in both stagecraft and fire protection systems have led to a need in the theater community to study the current state of theater fire protection requirements.

In this manuscript we report on a curriculum design project in which we worked with students in an urban immigrant community to study their own language practices in different contexts.

Thus, the two small RNA datasets in this study will provide important data for the community to study small RNA-mediated gene regulation in this important human pathogen.