Sentence examples for community changing from inspiring English sources

"Like them, we want to be in the community, changing it for good," says Caroline.

"We're in the community changing the vision of what St . Johns is in the community," Burrell said.

"You can't help but look around and see the face of the community changing before your eyes," said Tom Sherwood, co-author of "Dream City: Race, Power, and the Decline of Washington, D.C".

She chose to redefine her role within the community, changing her role to facilitator in order to help others tell their personal stories.

However, the observation of the community changing in response to effluent exposure and subsequently recovering without effluent reduction suggests that the mechanisms for bacteria community control are strong.

For the USGBC and others in the green building community, changing cost perceptions has become a top priority.

When they started complaining about their communities changing in ways they didn't understand, too many people jumped on their necks and said, 'You're being racist'.

Naturally, these are just a few examples of the way librarians are redefining how they serve communities' changing needs for access, use, creation and preservation of information.

Q. Are retirement communities changing to embrace this? A. You are starting to see retirement communities open up in areas that aren't particularly warm and sunny because even those people want to remain close to work and family.

"We're seeing more and more of it," said Pat Gibson, vice president of Kaku Associates, a traffic engineering and planning concern that works with communities changing regulations on parking spaces.

Might we redefine resilience as the degree to which we can breathe possibility into our local communities, changing the stories they tell about themselves, so that when they encounter shock, they are able to refocus on the possibilities that emerge?