Sentence examples for instance communities from inspiring English sources

For instance, communities of Pygmy hunters in East Africa are biologically and culturally distinct from neighboring cultivators, but both groups share the same Bantu languages.

For instance, communities might encourage innovative fusions of architecture with landscape where trees and plants become as much a part of architectural design as construction materials—so that buildings and their adjacent landscapes essentially merge.

Governments, foundations, philanthropy, and NGOs could intervene in real time as, for instance, communities slip into decay.

For instance, communities living close to protected areas in developing countries have historically depended on forest resources for their livelihoods' sustenance especially in times of hardship due to a shortfall in agricultural production and other forms of emergencies (Masozera and Alavalapati 2004; Mujawamariya and Karimov 2014).

In Angola, for instance, communities themselves build classrooms from burnt clay bricks.

For instance, communities represented only by metagenomic data can be modeled using the pooled method which analyzes a community's total metabolic potential without attempting to partition enzymes to different organisms.

For instance, community health workers could be trained and equipped with mobile communication devices.

In one recent protest in front of AES's headquarters in Santo Domingo, for instance, community organizations carried signs painted with skulls and crossbones describing the company as a pirate.

For instance, community groups that comprise of mainly literates or illiterates could influence their overall judgment of healthcare quality in health facilities.

This opens up further discussions on resilience as an argument for supporting the development of small-scale renewable energy production and, for instance, community-led energy initiatives.

In the first instance, community members initially did not value education, wondering how it could or would contribute to the betterment of their children's future.