Sentence examples for communities young from inspiring English sources
Antisocial behaviour can be changed when whole communities, young people and adults become involved.
Sanders performs well with some of those communities (young people, for instance) and very poorly with others (African-American voters).
Repeatedly stop-searching young black kids in particular for drugs is also alienating and harmful to communities young people grow up in.
The audit has found a "big society gap" between affluent and deprived communities, young and old, white and ethnic minority people.
The last three Mapuche leader deaths have all been in clashes with the police, while human rights groups condemn the effect armed raids have on Mapuche communities' young children.
In certain communities, young men trying to keep their head down and pass their exams often find themselves on the fringes of criminal gangs because to do otherwise is to risk social ostracism.
Taking cues from the surrounding neighborhood — Battery Park City is a "green" community — young participants will model environmentally healthy buildings and plan a city based on renewable design.
The community, young and old, needed the success for spiritual reasons as much as for the sheer pleasure of seeing a sports team prevail.
"Again, unfortunately we have lost another person in our community, young Sean McFadden took his life at the age of 19 last night.
Within the particle physics community, young researchers themselves are drawing attention to the problem.
However, although young prisoners fare well compared with their older counterparts, it should be noted that compared with their peers in the community young prisoners appear to report poorer health, particularly in relation to HCV and STIs (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2011a).
