Sentence examples for homogenous communities from inspiring English sources

In these increasingly homogenous communities, nobody need bother about compromise and the trust it requires.

The people in the new, homogenous communities tend to be extreme localists who drop out of the broader civic life.

Most of these seats, in relatively homogenous communities around cities like Minneapolis and Philadelphia, are seen as electoral toss-ups.

The physical segregation of Americans into economically or racially homogenous communities has its counterpart in the subdivision of our discussions and opinions.

Basements and common areas appear to host arthropod communities with significantly different compositions relative to those found in the more homogenous communities of bathrooms, kitchens, and bedrooms.

Even tiny and seemingly homogenous communities such as the Skull Valley Goshutes can and do divide sharply over paths to be taken.

Q. Irvington is a pretty homogenous community, racially and economically.

But my challenge in high school was also fitting in — it was a fairly homogenous community — because my father was an immigrant.

The last thing we wanted for our children was to live in a homogenous community of hypercompetitive parents who believe that their children are failures if they are not accepted to an Ivy League school.

Algal species show homogenous community composition across all sites (c), whereas bacteria cluster according to locations, even on the higher taxonomic class level (a, dotted lines have been added to help guide the reader's eye).

The KGR is a closed, homogenous community setting with a strong top-down authority structure that permits little state interference.