Sentence examples for embedded in a community from inspiring English sources
It is firmly embedded in a community.
Volunteers can stay there and work with the locals to save the environment; you're really embedded in a community.
Marin Ireland, Sonya in this year's production of "Uncle Vanya," is amazed by how powerful theater becomes when it is embedded in a community.
But feeling like we are a part of something larger than ourselves, feeling deeply embedded in a community of friends and family whom we see face-to-face.
I bring to the table certain assumptions about the way things work, because I'm embedded in a community of people who are focused on mouse and human biology.
It would probably be impossible to do such work in isolation, without access to a collective historical memory; you have to be embedded in a community of mechanic-antiquarians.
Thus, feasibility of BTB as a practical trial embedded in a community-based aging service center is demonstrated in these important ways; success in training staff in depression screening, response by the community to recruitment efforts, enrollment of sample in 2 1/2 year period, low cost of screening and delivery of the intervention.
The experience provides an introduction to real-life primary care embedded in a smaller community and offers a fascinating juxtaposition to care in urban Manhattan.
Instead of seeing yourself as one person deeply embedded in a particular community, you may end up coolly looking across humanity as a detached god.
Each story required extensive in-depth reporting - visiting midnight movie theaters around the country, a reporting trip to Africa, a month embedded in a desert community, interviews with residents and collecting data on the health needs of two Oakland neighborhoods, a source-to-sea expedition on a river in Washington and an evaluation of the effectiveness of a dozen mobile health apps.
Necessarily embedded in a human community, the individual person has a dual moral responsibility: for him or herself as an individual and for others as co-members of the community with whom she shares certain basic needs and interests.
