Sentence examples for communities trail from inspiring English sources

Native communities trail the rest of the United States in start-up funding for entrepreneurial endeavors, and no broadband makes connecting for STEM or coding programs impractical.

Funded by the £6.9m Golakes project, to promote car-free and sustainable travel in the most congested parts of the Lakes, the Torver Community Trail delivered us into Torver village.

Stick to the ski-trail network on the adjacent hilltop, or try the tricky six mile descent into Winthrop, best done early in the morning to allow time for a fortifying breakfast of omelette and oatmeal at the village's Duck Brand Cantina before branching onto the flatter Methow Community Trail for some wildlife-spotting along the Methow River (everything from wolves to cougars prowl the valley).

The cross-country "super-highway" is the flat Methow Community Trail which plies its way for 20 miles between Winthrop and Mazama, passing a handful of strategically placed ski huts (with drinking water and toilets) and connecting to other more precipitous routes that climb up and down the valley sides.

Middleton offers shopping, an award winning community trail system, concerts, historic buildings, outstanding schools, the Pheasant Branch Conservancy, the national headquarters of American Girl and a 3-day festival each August appropriately named The Good Neighbor Festival.

However, in the random effects model, cross-sectional studies and community trail studies were found to show significant effect whereas case-control studies and cohort studies did not show significant effects.

Yes, there is a new and well-used bike and pedestrian bridge that connects community trails on one side of a freeway to trails on the other side.

Twenty-three percent of the users of two new community trails established in Morgantown, W.Va., were "new exercisers" who were more dependent on the trails for physical activity than people using them who were already habitually active, according to a report by Paul M. Gordon and colleagues at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Think about it: Would you like to see trucks rumbling through your community trailing clouds of carcinogenic radioactive dust?

They designed and built their own artworks along a one-mile community arts trail.

Mr. Jennings, who wanted the community connector trails to measure at least 10 feet across, believes snowmobilers compromised on safety.