Sentence examples for generation communities from inspiring English sources

Some of the trickiest issues around integration arise in second or third generation communities in places like Bradford, where the bulk of inward migration took place long before 1997.

"In the west, particularly the UK, you have a huge diaspora community," said Khan,  "We have second and third generation communities who have been born and brought up in the UK, but still have their roots back home.

Sport England's chair, Richard Lewis, said: "With all of these playing fields safe from development for at least a generation, communities across the North East can look forward to years of sporting enjoyment".

The power generation community faces a major challenge: to protect the environment while producing a plentiful supply of clean low-cost energy.

CHICAGO — The University of Chicago is midway through what it characterizes as a "once in a generation" community redevelopment effort aimed at revitalizing 53rd Street, a blighted retail district several blocks north of its historic Hyde Park campus here.

These ideas were then evaluated by panels of judges, which in different versions of the study were comprised of consumers, industry experts, and members of an online idea generation community.

Every generation, community and region interprets it differently.

Whether you call them "connected consumers," "Generation Connectivity" or "Generation Community," Gen C is the new consumer.

Think of it as a spotlight that illuminates important realities -- particularly for nontraditional and first generation community college students -- that otherwise grope in the dark.

For generations, communities of poor blacks like this one, people descended from slaves who had run away from their masters during Portuguese colonial times, have existed in wary seclusion deep in Brazil's trackless backlands.

(European second-generation communities, on the other hand, tend to have higher than average crime rates).