Sentence examples for many such communities from inspiring English sources

Now, it appears that many such communities could fast disappear, due to warming climate.

Many such communities are now defined as urban by the Israeli government because their populations exceed 2,000, despite the fact that some residents still engage in agriculture.

Japan is dotted with so many such communities that academics have coined a term — "villages that have reached their limits" — to describe those with populations that are more than half elderly.

Many such communities started as farm labor camps without infrastructure, said John A. Capitman, a professor at California State University, Fresno, and the executive director of the Central Valley Health Policy Institute.

"They cultivate land, put in some cattle, but often it's just a front". Poverty, malnutrition, unequal land distribution and the lack of state services gave many such communities little alternative, she said.

Ed Hurst, a co-author, with Rob Bailey, of "Rude Britain" and "Rude UK," which list arguably offensive place names — some so arguably offensive that, unfortunately, they cannot be printed here — said that many such communities were established hundreds of years ago and that their names were not rude at the time.

But some people, including Mr. Seggers, argue that this cutoff threshold has been set too low, and risks making many such community developments unviable.

Renewed interest in the potential role and contribution of community health workers has gained momentum in recent years., Many such cadres are community volunteers tasked with mobilizing community members to access the formal health system.

Many such studies have community advisory boards that meet regularly, while larger studies may have more formally chartered and even nationally recognized advisory groups such as UK Biobank's independent Ethics and Governance Council.

But for many, the appeal of such communities outweighs the drawbacks.

But now a growing number of such communities, many developed by nonprofit organizations, are coming to cities.