Sentence examples for emerging community from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

"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".

Local government is already providing a clear dividing line between the two main parties, with the Tories rejecting the government's new regional agenda, which embraces reconfigured development agencies with strategic planning and housing powers, along with the emerging community empowerment proposals of the communities secretary, Hazel Blears.

As such, the research process can be considered a boundary object (Star and Griesemer 1989) within an emerging community of practice.

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

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

Neither will some other emerging communities.

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

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