Sentence examples for community prospects from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sarason's work at the clinic, which he directed from 1961 to 1970, led to several seminal works, including "Psychology in Community Settings" (1966), written with several co-authors; "The Culture of the School and the Problem of Change" (1971); "The Creation of Settings and the Future Societies"(1972); and "The Psychological Sense of Community: Prospects for a Community Psychology" (1974).

As proposed by Sarason in (The Psychological sense of community: prospects for a community psychology, Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 1974), SOC represents the strength of bonding among community members.

They were also pleased to learn about local developments under way that boded well for the community's prospects.

Ms. Daniels said she is still fixing up the place, with even greater impetus now that the community's prospects have brightened.

"Without the help of the global community, their prospects would be grim".

What are the consequences of looking only at race, and not structural racism, when it comes to improving a community's prospects as they age?

Areas of their lives about which some felt hopeless included relationships with partners, family and friends, acceptance by the wider community, employment prospects and accommodation.

Some of these services may be free, run by volunteers intrigued by the community-building prospects of wireless networking.

Which is more menacing to this community: the prospect that Ronnie may strike again, or the storm of adulterous emotion unleashed by Sarah and Todd?

Those H1, H2, and H3 are hypotheses set between corresponding group of factor variables (individual, household, and community) and prospect of youth to involve on entrepreneurial activity.

"We face a reduction in this community, the prospect of a brain-drain of our best academics to the United States and China - who are increasing their budgets - while at the same time secondary education is not providing the scientific knowledge and skills that employers need.