Sentence examples for jungle communities from inspiring English sources

Even in less-developed Malaysian Borneo, plans are afoot to find a way to deliver computing to jungle communities that roads have yet to reach.

The Heptones Country Boyy embraces this wonderful feeling of the Caribbean countryside and jungle communities, and that very special and positive vibration.

The small country hospital in San Borja is equipped to do simple surgery, but little outreach effort, if any, is offered to surrounding jungle communities.

The team of doctors and nurses had been providing medical care to poor jungle communities when they were last reached by radio nearly two weeks ago.

He is the first to admit a certain "ego-driven Alpha Male" swagger, but his book is a multi-layered and thought-provoking account of the attractions of danger and his encounters with the devastation of ritual violence, child soldiers, blood diamonds and the "devil" guarding remote jungle communities.

With sandy beaches, warm, jade-green waters and rolling waves that rarely get too big, the remote jungle community of Nosara on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica has become the ideal spot to learn to surf.

For five days, that jungle community of about 600, at least half of them children, told us stories of years of wandering and hiding in the remote hills where their ancestors used to grow rice and opium.

Based on a case study taken place in the jungle community of Santa Rita-Ecuador, we will refer on the negative and positive impacts of the technology transfer system, acknowledging the differences, seeing this as a product versus a process.

We were given a tribal welcome to a remote jungle community, with 300 locals dancing and chanting; there was no money involved.

Listen to some of the longer pieces, such as Body Parts, Undercurrent, Horizon, Jungle Community and The Dogs of War.

But, mostly, the northern coast comprises a series of tumbledown, laid-back bars, waterfalls, surf spots like Ho'okipa Beach and Kapalua Bay, lush jungle, and communities of writers, artists and what my gran would have called layabouts.