Sentence examples for community has evolved from inspiring English sources
I think the community has evolved".
"Each community has evolved in different ways over the past 50 years," she said, "and there is a lot of information to exchange".
Hezbollah, a group formed with Iranian support to repel the 1982 Israeli invasion and defend Lebanon's marginalised Shia community, has evolved into a kingmaker in Lebanese politics and a foreign legion serving Iranian interests in the Middle East.
And both sides' emphasis on typical suburban issues like housing, public services, good government and the economy -- not religion, not Williamsburg -- underscores the extent to which this fast-changing, fast-growing community has evolved politically.
So a producing community has evolved that -- aside from Disney, with its huge corporate resources -- now often forges alliances to share the economic burden, which is one reason that more names -- 20 in the case of "Caroline, or Change" -- now appear above a show's title.
I saw it and knew immediately I wanted to make a film.' Over the next two years, LaChapelle followed a group of the top krump dancers with names such as Miss Prissy, Tight Eyez, Dragon and Lil C, exploring their backgrounds, aspirations and how a feeling of community has evolved around the scene.
There was evidence that the plankton community had evolved in the 21 years since the blooms began, Dr. Gobler said, with those plankton "that could make a living on it" thriving by consuming the algae.
Communities have evolved over the last 60 years while town-twinning, with mayors exchanging Christmas cards and annual visits on behalf of their citizens, has stayed largely the same.
Both communities have evolved a number of techniques for assessing cognitive mapping ability.
In particular, the bioinformatics and the cheminformatics communities have evolved more or less independently, e.g., with an emphasis on macro biomolecules and chemical compounds, respectively.
However, the bioinformatics and the cheminformatics communities have evolved more or less independently, e.g., with an emphasis on macro biomolecules and chemical compounds, respectively.
