Sentence examples for floating communities from inspiring English sources

Mobility among the waves lends floating communities a degree of political independence.

The first four are the floating communities, known as "Makoko on water"; the rest are based on land.

It forges floating communities that are borne of the necessity of being on -- usually stuck on -- the interstate.

It is a model for the floating communities the city hopes might one day repopulate the docklands, whose traditional shipping activities are moving elsewhere.

Once the market was finished, the villagers in Chong Koh would be evicted again, ahead of floating communities across the province.

The concept and philosophy of the movement has become known as "seasteading", with the floating communities having a unique form of government, independent of the host nation.

The restricted, floating community was a template for everything that has followed.

It was built by Anna Versteeg & Ollie Price five years ago and has its own floating community centre, Pier House.

In another proposal a floating community would live in tetrahedral structures moored off the coasts of overpopulated cities.

Two more fat tomes followed: The Scar, a picaresque maritime adventure in which the city at the heart of the book is a floating community of ships lashed together by pirates; and Iron Council, a politically charged western in which a train hijacked by revolutionaries strikes out into the unknown.

Plankton are a floating community of plants and animals.