Sentence examples for life communities from inspiring English sources

The excessive austerity and other extremes of the early hermits' lives were tempered by the establishment of cenobite (common life) communities.

The word monasticism is derived from the Greek monachos ("living alone"), but this etymology highlights only one of the elements of monasticism and is somewhat misleading, because a large proportion of the world's monastics live in cenobitic (common life) communities.

The professor claims there is a direct link between social involvement and quality of life: communities with high levels of civic engagement have lower crime rates, better schools, lower levels of teen pregnancy, and less child abuse, drug use and juvenile delinquency.

They're more in the housing, senior housing life communities, at every stage.

In the event of a disaster that put paid to human life, communities could perform reverse versions of Noah's ark.

The researchers also found that increased trawling reshuffled sea life communities: smaller, rapidly reproducing creatures--such as nematode worms--tended to replace larger, longer-lived organisms, such as shellfish.

"It put the community on the right track as far as eliminating the discos and night life community.

She said she was already fielding offers and was weighing a jump into corporate life, community service and, perhaps later, a return to politics.

Mr. Friedman also teaches that leadership should not be confined to work, but extended to one's personal life, community involvement and family life.

Reality mining methods are used to validate the model based on a real life community dataset.

Listed below are policies and procedures relevant to the Fraternity and Sorority Life community.