Sentence examples for communities were established from inspiring English sources
Schools in rural, semi-urban, and less-advanced communities were established, as were schools for girls.
The first settled communities were established here because the land offered such a diverse web of food sources.
Both were vitally concerned with the fertile areas of their river valleys and therefore doubtless made surveys and plats soon after settled communities were established.
As the new culture spread, larger, more successful farming communities were established; in many areas the new way of life was adopted by the hunter-gatherers.
During Dutch colonial rule, Jewish communities were established in major trading cities where they often dealt in real estate, acting as mediators between colonial rulers and locals, said Anthony Reid, a scholar on Southeast Asia at the Australian National University.
Ed Hurst, a co-author, with Rob Bailey, of "Rude Britain" and "Rude UK," which list arguably offensive place names — some so arguably offensive that, unfortunately, they cannot be printed here — said that many such communities were established hundreds of years ago and that their names were not rude at the time.
The CPRD, which provides data services to the research and life sciences communities, was established in 2008.
First, local communities of cells and virtual communities are established, as shown in Figure 3.
Network societies form when more Internet communities are established, but the basic form of a network society, especially a network learning society, remains unclear.
Quantitative monitoring method of two important trophic groups of bacteria in methanogenic communities was established and applied to six different anaerobic processes.
