Sentence examples for leaving communities from inspiring English sources

"Their new business model is leaving communities disenfranchised and disconnected from the global marketplace".

Hillsides are bereft of trees, leaving communities such as hers increasingly vulnerable to floods and landslides.

Successive maize harvests have failed, leaving communities there and in Zambia, Congo, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and elsewhere, desperate for food.

Apart from lack of any strategic thinking, ministers are failing to provide funds to maintain even existing flood barriers, leaving communities that think they are protected with an unacceptable risk.

"Utility companies have been hit with some huge class action suits over recent years over fires, and in response they are shutting down power lines [on bushfire risk days] earlier and for longer, leaving communities without power for significant periods".

No matter how deficient it may be in providing services such as education and healthcare to rural populations, in these cases the state technically owns nearly all the country's land, leaving communities subject to dispossession, and resources extracted against people's wishes, at any moment the government sees fit.

Surveillance gaps include the fact that many surveillance systems focus on hospitalised patients, leaving community settings under-represented.

In Europe and the United States, the end of fiscal stimulus has left communities and industries foundering.

Because the flooding leaves communities isolated, income-generating activities are also severely curtailed.

Thinking aloud about how the recession has left communities like hers desperate and depressed, Patricia rattled off story ideas.

Massive disruptions to the country's petrol supplies have left communities in the north without access to food.