Sentence examples for emerging communities from inspiring English sources

5. Community capacity building with oral health peer educators from new and emerging communities.

Neither will some other emerging communities.

But in the emerging communities of the genetically rare, more often it is sustaining.

In emerging communities like Peekskill, it's especially important to have classical music".

But it means the group must shed its white, middle-class roots and harness emerging communities to drive change.

Real estate does not do well in emerging communities, and in areas that have been left behind and that were not well planned".

We see the potential because we have a community of cyclists here, an emerging community.

It is part of an emerging community-building approach to health and social care, called "co-production".

In 1989, she led the agency in its $25 million capital campaign which allowed for the rebuilding of aging facilities and strengthened programming to meet newly emerging community needs.

"You have an emerging community that historically has formed coalitions together, and there's no reason to pit one community against another when you could have had very much a peaceful coexistence".

It didn't take long before this emerging community started forming their own groups and a scene (the same Whitechapel scene scaring the tourists outside Buckingham Palace) was born, featuring bands such as the Paddingtons, Thee Unstrung and the Others.