Sentence examples for community stood at from inspiring English sources

Several people in the community stood at the side of the road and collected money for the people who lost everything.

In the 1960s Derry of McGuinness' youth, Catholics could not vote equally with Protestants, they were denied access to housing and the unemployment rate in the community stood at three times that of Protestants.

Those researchers who are part of the metamaterials community stand at a fork in the road – does the maturation of metamaterial fabrication lead to a focus on applications and technology, or does it suggest an opportunity to pursue more blue-sky scientific concepts?

Estimates suggest that there are as many as one million Roma people living in Hungary, but unemployment within the community stands at 60percentt – six times the national average and a convenient figure for nationalists to lash out at.

In 1880, the population of Los Angeles and adjacent communities stood at a mere 33,000.

These countercultural micro-communities stand at a strange contrast between the two ideal extremes because they show a people who are free to share and actually choose to share.

Many of them were slaughtered by Ottoman armies, and parts of the community stood close to extinction at some points in their history.

During a news conference at the Foreign Ministry in Beijing on Tuesday, a spokeswoman, Jiang Yu, lashed out at the Nobel committee and said the international community stood with China.

The better-organized campaigns will have members of the community stand up for them at every caucus location.

At the same time, Japan, as a responsible member of the international community, stands ready to stabilize relations with China.

Gypsies and travellers have lived in one section of Dale Farm legally since the 1960s but since then more and more people have joined them on neighbouring land and the community now stands at around 1,000 people.