Sentence examples for lagging community from inspiring English sources

Only 15 years ago, the school's outlook was gloomy; with low test scores and lagging community involvement.

While reform at a political generally lags community values and expectations, when it comes to the egg industry and labelling rorts, there are more sinister and active forces at play.

The University of Chicago, in its unending quest for South Side land annexation, has offered several sites, including next to the South Shore Cultural Center at the other end of the lagging South Shore community.

Because the soil microbial community is diverse, heterogeneous and difficult to characterize (Singh et al. 2004), understanding the environmental correlates of soil microbial communities has lagged behind community ecology studies in other systems (Fierer and Ladau 2012; Fierer et al. 2012).

For example, Clarke at one point asked for a forest of arms on whether the current rape sentencing tariffs are correct, although it seemed unlikely that the old lags' community coming out for lighter incarceration would have helped him much at this juncture.

Incidents reached a peak in the third week, with the cycle in small communities lagging a little behind the large cities.

The transgender community lags far behind in terms of acceptance.

Legislation lags far behind community practices, and interpretation of many laws can be entirely subjective.

Transgender people are now lagging far behind the LGB community in nearly every measurable area.

Program Challenges: Communication activities to mobilize communities lag behind clinical services.

The struggle to deal with AIDS in U.S. communities is also lagging.