Sentence examples for lost communities from inspiring English sources

For all the concerns about the UK scene, attention spans and lost communities, there is an unshakeable positivity, and drive, in his words.

Among these is the risk that extinct species from environments that no longer exist could become invasive in today's world, Yule noted, also citing "Good taste/aesthetics... lack of extinct species needed to constitute those lost communities [and] changing climatic conditions".

With Sudikoff funding the project called Small and Lost Communities, a 61-year-old Israeli aptly named Macabi Carasso, set out on a mission to recruit Jewish competitors.

No amount of honest reckoning will bring back my grandparents or their lost community.

Olmsted understood that there was no possibility of restoring a lost community of authentic relationships.

PARIENG, Sudan — Underneath the wisp of shade he now calls home, Hamed El Bardi is a leader of a lost community.

We're working with people who see something that Britain lost – community – and they're bringing it back in a good way.

The sense of a lost community is palpable at the Sunday service, where congregants raise funds in the hopes of buying a building of their own.

The trades represented in "A Danse Macabre" include tinker, packman, farrier and horse charmer, forming a comprehensive tableau of lost community life.

Mrs McNamara said: "My son has lost community and continuity.

"The records exist and once this horrendous conflict is over there is the possibility to reconstruct a lost community".