Sentence examples for many communities including from inspiring English sources

One result has been been increasing violence and gangs in many communities, including at the schoolhouse doors.

Many communities, including Shiites in the south and in Beirut's southern suburbs, have taken to the streets in the past few months to protest increasing power outages.

According to Imran Hussain, director of policy at Child Poverty Action Group: Poverty is reaching into so many communities, including relatively affluent ones end quote The prime minister David Cameron's Witney consituency is a case in point.

The act authorized the CAP, which involved constructing a series of dams along with a canal that would divert water from the Colorado River to be used by many communities, including Phoenix and Tucson.

So did the feeling, in many communities, including the most marginalized, that we were all done with this, the crack epidemic and that moment in the eighties when you'd regularly see people on subway and have no idea what they were about to do.

The Environmental Protection Agency has set clean-burning performance standards for wood stoves manufactured after 1988, and many communities, including Truckee, Calif., and Dayton, Ohio, have programs that allow owners of older stoves to turn them in and receive rebates or coupons to buy a new wood stove.

Other sources of syndromic data available in many communities include school absence records and software monitoring visits at public health websites.

Many New England communities, including several here in Connecticut, are just recuperating from the losses".

By contrast, commuting to create economic growth is restricted elsewhere in England, and many workless communities, including former mining and manufacturing areas, cannot access equivalent investment.

Mr. Howard's government had been criticized for an intervention in the Northern Territory that curtailed the rights of many indigenous communities, including quarantining half of welfare payments to ensure they were spent on food.

In addition, he said Qatar was host to many different communities, including English people, and was "used to being hospitable".