Sentence examples for community founder from inspiring English sources

Kelly (2012), a QS community founder, contends that the current moment of self-quantification is merely an intermediary step toward "the future self"—one that Swan (2013, p. 95) describes as "spatially expanded with a broad suite of exosenses".

Markos Moulitsas Zúniga is founder of Daily Kos, the nation's premier political online community, founder of the SportsBlogs network (SBNation.com) and co-author of Crashing the Gate: Netroots, Grassroots, and the Rise of People Powered Politics.

"If you think about what's different about 8tracks is that it's fundamentally a community," founder and CEO David Porter told me in a phone interview.

As a community founder, you select a topic on whatever you'd like, then invite other users to contribute reviews and other content (you can elect to moderate this as it comes in).

On 9 December 2008, Jimmy Wales, who holds the board-appointed "community founder" seat on the Wikimedia Board of Trustees, told the UK's Channel 4 News that he had briefly considered legal action.

"Couponers involved in this effort demonstrated their ability to make a united effort for good when their combined donation totals jumped from about 3,000 items in one week's time in 2010 to over 26,000 in 2011," said Kaley Ehret, Couponing for Community founder.

One of the objectives of the town is to provide affordable housing, with the community founders hoping to offer high-quality, environmentally friendly homes – many built at a factory on site – at 60 per cent of the market value.

Think back, for example, to the 1950s, when the proposed European Defence Community foundered in part because the French had one idea of the role of German troops (they feared a German resurgence), and the British and Americans had another.

"While we want to get Tasks done, our biggest goal is to connect communities," founder and CEO Rahul Ahuja told me in an interview.

Teddy Gold Retired Liverpool community worker Founder, School Councils UK London.

Columbia '36; officer, U.S. Army 1941-46 (Bronze Star); President, Grossman Clothing Company, manufacturer of fine men's suits; with his beloved late wife Sylvia, he was active in Roslyn community affairs: founder of two synagogues and second president of Temple Beth Sholom; original member, Shelter Rock Tennis Club and avid tennis player until age 92.