Sentence examples for frontier community from inspiring English sources

To oversimplify a bit: American exceptionalism, rugged individualism, love of the frontier, community and freedom.

Pucallpa is a frontier community, equipped with electricity but lacking paved streets and sewers in many areas.

By 1870 the frontier community had a population of 16,083, a figure that nearly doubled a decade later.

The setting is a frontier community somewhere cold: a slick regime with puritanical Christian vibes, and snowy wilderness suggesting American bible belt, maybe Sarah Palin's Alaska.

We present phytolith, organic carbon, and magnetic susceptibility analyses of a 4000-yr alluvial record of climate and human land use from the Malpaso Valley, the site of one such Classic frontier community.

San Cristóbal Totonicapán is an Indigenous town in Guatemala's western highlands, and San Lucas is a lowland frontier community in the Guatemalan department of Ixcán, which borders Chiapas, Mexico.

The frontier communities Mary stumbles into are fascinatingly odd places, with their hard-bitten miners, outcasts and freaks.

Here rural and frontier communities are farther away from urban centers or larger towns with more sophisticated health care facilities.

Constrained by availability, reliability and affordability of transport, villages in rural frontier communities lack access to essential goods, rendering them underserved and disconnected from mainstream value chains.

As he noted in his history of the suburbs, "Crabgrass Frontier," communities such as Riverdale were dependent on new transportation systems, which made possible a commute to a city's business centers.

The theory could be fanciful, but I couldn't help thinking when I was in California of how Shakespeare's titanic dramas of kings and queens, heroes and villains, found some kind of resonance with hard-bitten frontier communities, accustomed to a life of extremes.