Sentence examples for considered a community from inspiring English sources
Land by nature is limited and so in many ways is considered a community asset.
Hasanen adds that when a member embarks on an enterprise, it is considered a community investment.
"Often, people who are considered a community [by the palm oil companies] are not a community at all," said Lomax.
The case has drawn national attention, in part because Ocean Grove has long been considered a community that embraced gay residents.
Before being bought by RSG, JackRabbit was considered a "community hub" for athletes, but the loss of employees and inventory has changed the environment.
Because the season was just beginning and the league is considered a community organization, Tony Yapias said, his brother did not hesitate to allow the boy to play.
To be considered a community-acquired pneumonia, symptoms had to develop in the community or within the first 48 h after hospital admission [11 13].
Most isolates were characterized as the USA300/ST8 strain, which is considered a community-associated strain (13 ).
Encouraging daily tooth brushing with fluoride toothpaste is also considered a community-based measure, but compliance is a prerequisite for its effectiveness.
Because relapse rates and prevalence of misuse remain high, and substance abuse, considered a community-wide problem, persists: "You get one off the street and there's two more to take his or her place" (Region C, Key Informant 5).
