Sentence examples for community becoming from inspiring English sources

The publication of this cartoon has caused intimidation and contributed to the Jewish community becoming afraid for their safety living in Australia and has offended their friends and supporters".

It is as if once academics cross the Rubicon onto the senior management team they are no longer regarded as belonging to the academic community, becoming instead part of "management".

While these raids were not unusual at the time, the "Stonewall riots" became a pivotal moment in the development of the modern LGBT rights movement, with the community becoming more organised and cohesive in the aftermath.

Dr. Richards sees this as a possible time and place at which the four European lineages could have entered the Jewish community, becoming very numerous much later as the Ashkenazi population in northern Europe expanded from around 25,000 in 1300 A.D., to more than 8.5 million at the beginning of the 20th century.

"You are looking at a lovely rural community becoming more urban sprawl".

She added that even in her Harvard application, she discussed pursuing "a new kind of civic entrepreneurship," with "the technology and innovation community" becoming more active in helping to solve "public sector challenges".

But in practice Mr. Lasso trolls White Plains, Mount Vernon, Mount Kisco, Port Chester, Ossining and other communities, becoming an expert on day laborers.

Meanwhile, others may use their skills to teach and organize amateurs to do a better job covering their own communities, becoming more editor/coach than writer.

And third, the whole theatre industry needs to be open to members of different communities becoming new theatre artists themselves, and commit to supporting and encouraging that.

While there was a mass sympathy strike, the campaign garnered support throughout communities becoming a movement as the ramifications of closure sunk in.

"People have every right to be concerned about their communities becoming dumping grounds for nuclear waste, and every right to want to have a final say.