Sentence examples for communities very much from inspiring English sources

The summit's third theme involves throwing open the doors of the event to "engaged communities", very much in the spirit of the forward view's focus on fostering patient control.

Lebanon is home to a patchwork of ethnic and religious communities very much like Syria's, and they have been held - almost miraculously - in a kind of delicate equilibrium since the country's own civil war ended more than 20 years ago.

Both loved their family, their friends and their community very much.

As well as being a director of BP, the silken, Blairish former MI6 boss is a member of Bilderberg's steering committee, and the chairman of Macro Advisory Partners, a global advisory group with heavy links to the transatlantic intelligence community, very much in the style of Kissinger Associates.

"The fighting heritage comes initially from being part of a community very much on the margins of society," he says.

"The community very much wants to see LISA go forward," says panel chair Jacqueline Hewitt, an astronomer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.

This experimental desert community very much has its own hierarchies, its own social capital, its own parasites, its own textbook full of unwritten rules, its own perfectly acceptable (indeed, proudly championed) logos.

For the next hour this amused my Twitter community very much.

This is a community very much transformed since the crisis of two years ago.

I think the local communities will very much have welcomed the Prince of Wales's visit to their area".

Public and private schools in low-income communities looked very much alike in most ways, including the lack of meaningful parental involvement.