Sentence examples for increasing number of communities from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of communities have no dentists, physicians, or hospitals.

Scarsdale, N.Y., is among the increasing number of communities that in recent years have established a sort of good neighbor visual policy.

It is encouraging that an increasing number of communities are agreeing publicly to end FGM and ensure a better life for their girls.

The success of anti-sprawl efforts is evident in the increasing number of communities that have adopted measures like low-density zoning, moratoriums on building permits or voter-approved growth boundaries.

An increasing number of communities in northern Norway are arranging common casualty clinics causing an increased distance of transportation.

It is Wal-Mart's abandonment of these beliefs that have led them to become such a distasteful presence to an increasing number of communities and shoppers.

However, an increasing number of community-based interventions are becoming available.

Increasing number of community-acquired MRSA (CA-MRSA) infections led to investigation of new sources of their origin.

The epidemiology of CPE in Europe is now changing and an increasing number of community-associated, autochthonous cases are reported [ 1, 3].

18 20 22 Omission of drugs on patient transfer may arise due to the inadequate communication of drug information, 8 35 an issue which may affect mental health settings more acutely given the increasing number of community services creating more care transfer interfaces.

Clearly, more research is needed in this area, especially with the occurrence of an increasing number of community-associated infections as well as the national healthcare priority of reducing the high cost, high morbidity and mortality problem of healthcare associated infections [ 6, 8, 30].