Sentence examples for less community from inspiring English sources

You'll end up with more loneliness and less community.

"You see people out on the street, but there's less community activities and political meetings," said Curtis Arluck, a Democratic district leader and a 25-year resident.

Being therefore less visible than specifically religious contributions to society, this can support the myth that non-religious people do less community work.

After her parents' marriage breaks up, she and her father go to California, where there is less community support and problems multiply.

The figures suggested not that atheism was growing exponentially, but that people felt less community peer-pressure, and were emboldened to admit they had no god.

It is, after all, only four months since, in a speech outlining what he called the "moral case" for low taxation, Mr Hague made the big claim that high taxes meant "less freedom, less responsibility, less community, more dependency".

But government investigators have suspected for years that the billionaires from Dallas had a less community-minded goal: avoiding taxes.

"How can you live not knowing who lives next door?" asked Dee of those unfortunate enough to be housed in less community-spirited streets than James Turner.

Individuals, much less communities, cannot be insulated from it.

As described in a forthcoming issue of the journal Psychological Science, one showed that consumer cues trigger greater competitiveness; the other that these cues lead to selfish, less community-minded actions.

Services happen much less often at a restored church in Shanghai (pictured above) and there are small, priest-less communities scattered through other parts of China.