Sentence examples for distributed in the community from inspiring English sources
In order to secure appropriate distribution of scientific effort, biases must be appropriately distributed in the community.
If desired, see whether the fact sheets might be displayed or distributed in the community, perhaps at the local library or in a doctor's office or clinic.
The girls, mostly sophomores around 15 or 16 years old, who had taken other art courses and had chosen to take part in this project, were making posters to be distributed in the community -- in health clubs, restaurants, other schools, doctors' offices and hospitals -- to explain the dangers of eating disorders.
The River Oaks Examiner and Village News are local newspapers distributed in the community.
In fact, a local newspaper reprinted a warning that had been distributed in the community: "Wanted – Fifty good women, over twenty and under fifty years of age; also fifty good honest-hearted men with families, to meet upon the Square when called upon, and go to the Spirit Fruit farm and tell them to take their departure at once or take the consequences, as tar is cheap and feathers plentiful".
Particularly, in most of the villages, S. schwetzi was the predominant species in peri-domestic habitats and thus around dogs and was ubiquitously distributed in the community.
Handbills and posters were distributed in the communities, specifically in market places, private and public health clinics, schools, churches, pharmacies and clinical laboratories.
These leaders also received fliers and posters for them to distribute in the community.
Since the first announcements about the graduate student chapter were distributed in the MUN community, there has been a "surprisingly strong interest and a great deal of support from fellow students and interested faculty" from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds, says Tate.
How are these new norms distributed in the speech community to give rise to the type of orderly differentiations constitutive of social structures?
However, frequencies of pollinator visits are much more evenly distributed in the British community than in the Argentinean example.
