Sentence examples for exploring community from inspiring English sources

Jon Cree, chair of the Forest School Association and training coordinator for Bishops Wood Centre Boost the sense of community Outdoor learning can be a powerful tool for exploring community connections and helping students to foster a culture of collaboration.

(Anderson 20110602 Corbin Dances (Wednesday) In "Shady," Patrick Corbin, a former Paul Taylor dancer, presents an evening-length suite of dances that the Joyce Web site describes as exploring "community, humanity and sexuality".

At 8 p.m., Theater 80, 80 St. Mark's Place, East Village, (212) 388-0388, theatre80.net; $15. (Jack Anderson)20110609 CorbinDances (Friday and Sunday) In "Shady," Patrick Corbin, a former Paul Taylor dancer, presents an evening-length suite of dances that the Joyce Web site describes as exploring "community, humanity and sexuality".

One is called Semantic Map, a visual interface for exploring community information, such as exhibits and people (focusing on exhibitors and visitors).

However, there is little research exploring community breastfeeding groups led by Public Health Nurses providing universal maternal and child care to all postnatal mothers in the community in Ireland.

Although the protocol was designed and demonstrated to be effective for deep-sea microbial samples, it should be applicable to similar samples from other extreme environments in exploring community structure and functionality of microbial communities.

Imzy doesn't allow hate speech and the open stance on inclusion instead creates a safe space for members who might feel more comfortable exploring communities and speaking on threads knowing they can do so free of ridicule.

There have been few in-depth studies exploring community-based enhancement of healthcare services in relation to family planning in Mozambique.

This study contributes to this process by exploring communities' understanding and perceptions of health insurance and their preferred designs features.

The proposed study aimed to contribute to this process by exploring communities' understanding and perceptions of health insurance and their preferred designs for a NHIS.

Christopher Dippel directs the show, described as "a modern hip-hoperetta that explores community and identity while trying to defeat the kickball monsters".