Sentence examples for communities which rely from inspiring English sources

Chileans in remote communities which rely on diesel generators for their electricity supply pay more than twice the amount per kilowatt hour than people do in the UK.

Hundreds of communities which rely on fishing and tourism in the worst-affected states of Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatán and Quintana Roo have seen their livelihoods plummet.

According to the lawsuit, within days of the rig explosion oil reached shores of Mexico, affecting hundreds of communities which rely on fishing and tourism for revenue.

"Minister Pyne could do something right now by committing to procure Australian-made steel for all government supported projects, by levying emergency safeguard tariffs on imported steel and by starting to get serious about creating a level playing field which supports regional industries and the families and communities which rely on it," the SA state secretary of the union, Aaron Cartledge, said.

The recent recession showed the vulnerability of cities and communities which rely on one industry for survival.

These changes have greatly impacted the traditional practices of indigenous Arctic communities, which rely on sea ice for hunting and travel.

He said: "There are so many organisations and initiatives in a community which rely on local coverage to sustain themselves and the work they do.

A tough sell, perhaps, for a queer community which relies so heavily on technology to find love.

Sea ice is integral to the way of life for Kotzebue's predominantly Iñupiaq community, which relies on the marine mammals that inhabit the ice pack for food and maintaining strong ties to their culture, and the community will be deeply involved in the research.

It is easy to see how declaring that one did not believe in God would be construed as an act of infidelity, a rejection of God's law and a betrayal of a community which relied for its well-being on a solidarity of trust and commitment threatened by the temptation to seek out other gods.

In a commentary in The Huffington Post, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins and Department of Labor (DOL) Secretary Thomas Perez acknowledge "concern" about how the biomedical research community, which relies on about 40,000 postdocs (roughly half the total in all fields), will absorb the change.