Sentence examples for more active community from inspiring English sources
Some interviewees expressed an interest in establishing a more active community of practice.
"This was a sea of creativity, even though it was only one block," said Mr. Gumbs, who is now one of the more active community researchers on the project.
"We have a much bigger but also more active community than any other music creation app," said Miller.
The Playshop was still used for instruction, but the trend toward professionalism and a more active community role accelerated.
Traditionally, these public and non-profit institutions have struggled mightily to effectively track and engage alumni and, really, to build the kind of long-term relationships that lead to more active community involvement and donations.
The second is the complementary role community leaders and other adults have had in encouraging young people to become more active community members.
It's a positive agenda, he insists, with the ability to create better liveability, more civic meaning, more active communities and even (if that's your concern) better long-term investments.
An adequate response will require a) policies to prevent disability through the control of NCDs, b) policies to limit disability through more active community-based rehabilitation, c) policies to manage disability and dependency through improved access to age-appropriate long-term support and care.
Lower density of motor vehicles and passenger cars could indicate more active communities and be associated with lower rates of overweight and obesity.
It is also important to note the significance of documentation and a user community: better documentation, a more active user community, or both may be the deciding factors because they can effectively support application development and ease data store administration.
As [these veterans] become comfortable and join our ranks as members, they will share our relationship with the community and welcome the opportunity to become more active in community affairs.
