Sentence examples for dispersed communities from inspiring English sources

Serving dispersed communities is also more expensive.

However, when it comes to sand flies and leishmaniasis, xenodiagnosis is an intricate operation burdened by logistical hurdles and ethical concerns that prevent its effective application for mass screening of widely dispersed communities, particularly in rural regions of underdeveloped countries.

Recent studies emphasize how the work of building monuments brought geographically dispersed communities together.

The stated reasons for this response are multifarious, and include representational conundrums (who is "the group"?), practical problems (how do we handle "dispersed communities"?), ethical questions, and resource issues.

8. Telecommunications Linguist Mark Turin talks about the power of email and voice programs to connect "increasingly dispersed communities of speakers living across different time zones".

Around the world, medical education is expanding and moving into new and more distributed and dispersed communities.

He additionally served as Superior of the Oratory of the Good Shepherd (a dispersed community of Anglicans) from 1987 until 1990.

This dispersed community, "a floating world, a ukiyo, sustained, incrementally, by letters, telephone calls, faxes, e-mail, visits," has become a nurturing substitute for family and hometown.

These monuments are commonly interpreted as "village surrogates," places at which members of a local, dispersed community gathered to express and reproduce social ties.

The Southeast Asian coastal world is referred to as a non-centric community by Furukawa Hisao and a mobile dispersed community by Tsurumi.

It's now more authoritative than ever before as bloggers can reach and resonate with new readers outside of their traditional ecosystem to cultivate a dispersed community bound by context, centralized links, and syndicated participation.