Sentence examples for more homogenous communities from inspiring English sources

In the "Brexit" vote, the faultlines were clear: rich versus poor, gainers versus losers from trade/globalisation, skilled versus unskilled, educated versus less educated, young versus old, urban versus rural, and diverse versus more homogenous communities.

"It's a concern that students are not prepared for what they're going to face when they leave the school district, particularly in more homogenous communities," said Timothy G. Kremer, the executive director of the New York State School Boards Association, who supports the elective.

The outcomes of various CBFM projects show that socially more homogenous communities are generally more effective for fisheries management.

Golf course wetlands were surrounded by low road density and were distinct from protected area wetlands only in that they were surrounded by less forest and grassland and had more homogenous aquatic plant communities.

Many are longing for a past when the country was less diverse, communities were more homogenous and self-contained and your immediate surroundings largely defined your experience of the world.

Our zip code level census data suggests that Mexican American IDUs reside in ethnically homogenous communities and warrants a more detailed analysis of HIV prevention services available in Latino neighborhoods.

"You'll have a much more homogenous population, a much wealthier and more exclusive community," said Nancy V. Marino, an anti-development advocate who has lived here for 18 years.

Inadequate jury pay is essentially gutting class diversity and creating more homogenous juries that no longer represent a true cross-section of our communities.

Only managers who would manage within or govern hospitals were included, with the exclusion of settings that solely served mental health or that comprised solely of non-acute care community services (in order to keep the sample more homogenous).

While a gamma distribution is well-described in community-dwellers [ 31], a normal distribution is expected here in view of the more homogenous, more unwell population [ 32].

A24 NATIONAL A31-38 Community Part of Trend In Suburban Segregation Celebration, Fla., a town created by the Walt Disney Company, is much more homogenous that its planners had intended.