Sentence examples for familial community from inspiring English sources

The pair are now credited for capturing the birth of Generation X and the grunge scene, described by Peterson as "a supercharged lifestyle of expression, a familial community made up of stray dogs from every village who all had the same aching need for something to do, preferably loud and diverting".

Lost Angels is a very accurate depiction of the caring and familial community that exists on Skid Row.

A considerable number of its bookings are trance DJs and its operating ethos is rooted in the familial community vibes of the genre itself.

A considerable number of its bookings are trance DJs and its operating ethos is rooted in the familial community vibes of the genre itself.

In this study, important individual concerns were embedded in broader familial, community, and structural domains (10).

These interactions have been theorised in the social ecological model of health, which acknowledges the cumulative impact of individual, familial, community and societal forces on people's health.

With the HIV/AIDS epidemic leaving many children orphaned, and poverty from crop failure and decade-long wars, the excising of Africa's children from their familial communities with the charge of witchcraft becomes an acceptable way for poor families to abandon their children.

These results indicate that so far the dissemination of MRSA CC398 to non exposed humans is infrequent and probably does not reach beyond familial communities.

VFR travelers may also be more likely to have increased risk of malaria because they may stay in familial communities where malaria is endemic, as opposed to shorter-duration business travelers who may stay in larger cities and hotels.

It is interesting to note that women also identified FP-supportive older women – either in the forms of mother-in-laws or non-familial community-based older women – as possible allies in negotiating their male partners' support for family planning adoption in strongly patriarchal societies.

Often participants were allowed to stay with pre-approved family members three to four days per week, thus strengthening essential familial and community ties.