Sentence examples for distant communities from inspiring English sources

3 Several studies in Malawi have shown that mobile phones have the capacity to increase communication with distant communities and strengthen health programs.

Contiguity and communication between more distant communities need to be considered for vector control programs in light of passive transport of T. infestans.

Already there are four class-action suits against the churches and the government, which had the churches run schools in distant communities under contract.

Planners hope that the system will carry workers cheaply to their jobs, encourage growth along the railway lines and keep people from staking claims in distant communities.

Diverting the city's trash is a financial windfall for some distant communities, like small towns in Pennsylvania, as well as for the money-losing Essex County incinerator in Newark that now is filled to capacity burning much of Manhattan's trash.

Clearly donation behavior is most contagious when individuals experience it among their nearest and dearest and at the same time see evidence of it in more distant communities, such as among business colleagues and so on.

A solution in one location may result in an unintended problem for a distant community.

The Boston Marathon bombing presents a rare opportunity to study how a disruptive event can trigger inter-communal emotions and expressions - where members of one community express feelings about and support for members of a distant community.

After all, they had already been willing to pay for filthy pits and distant community toilets.

They knew the importance of prenatal care and came together from their distant community for the service.

As a result, writes the historian Antony Carr, the reason for the "distant community" of Augustinians in Beddgelert possessing Llanidan and three other churches in Anglesey cannot now be discovered.