Sentence examples for extended communities from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, gang culture; formation of special interest groups and spread of information within extended communities through modern communication are all arenas where machine learning through agent based modeling can find applications.

He said sporting clubs had a responsibility to address the issue within their ranks and extended communities.

The inability of Americans to connect with friends, families, and extended communities, he suggested, also has an impact on their health, productivity, public safety, and a number of other social goods.

Being mindful about our own everyday actions and language will have a ripple effect on those who feel stereotyped and their extended communities.

Having an extended community is not insignificant".

Soon after arriving at Mudd, she gathered the school's extended community to help formulate a long-term strategic vision.

"This has been a loss to a family," Father Williams said, though he added that the blow had been cushioned by the prayers and wishes of the school's extended community.

In the last 25 years, D.T.W.'s programs have extended "community" (a word often on Mr. White's lips) in new directions and across boundaries, opening lines of communication between and among artists and cultural organizations around the world.

"Being Polite to Hitler" — the title refers to one character's despairing conviction that everyone she knows would obey social protocol no matter what — tracks an individual woman, her extended community, a country and a whirling, sliding, vulnerable world.

We do not "laugh" at anyone, wealthy or not, who desires to contribute to our extended community as a visitor, a part-time resident or a full-time local.

The online workouts are part of Fabletics' extended community perks and will consist of new, high-profile workout partners each month from top studios such as Physique 57, Body by Simone and The Fitting Room.