Sentence examples for diversified communities from inspiring English sources

Seeking cultural diversity is surely a laudable aim: to reflect the diversified communities in terms of cultural management and artistic production.

Another 86 town house condos have already been built by another developer, Diversified Communities, on Essex Street along the Rahway River, in what had been the most blighted section of downtown.

But he is also a writer with a new vision for a grief-torn city -- of new subway lines and river crossings, new parks and subsidized housing, revitalized manufacturing and diversified communities, and a restored faith in city life itself.

The literature suggests that people in disadvantaged groups and in less diversified communities tend to have a smaller social network.

(9) Loess formation and specific loess malacocoenoses decline in the earlier phase of the Late Glacial, being gradually replaced by much more diversified communities with a higher proportion of moisture-loving elements.

This is important because potential applications include more diversified communities and more complex cellular metabolisms.

"The answer is to have a diversified community that has commercial, industrial and open space, which takes you into the realm of planning.

"Not only does our community have a reasonable amount of wealth, but it's an educated, intelligent, diversified community that certainly had the capability to have the unity to get together and build a high school".

What started online almost two decades ago as a means of swapping child pornography has transformed in recent years into a more complex and diversified community that uses the virtual world to advance its interests in the real one.

Wells Fargo & Co. is a nationwide, diversified, community-based financial services and bank holding company.

In the 1960's, there was a relatively mature and diversified community involved in genetic research, which led to the foundation of the Chilean Society of Genetics in 1964.