Sentence examples for more stable communities from inspiring English sources

We observed a high turnover rate of accidental species in field sites and more stable communities in hedgerow and depression sites.

Organized marijuana growers are shifting to the suburbs from rural and commercial areas, helped by a housing crisis that created a glut of affordable, spacious houses and a stream of new residents to previously more stable communities.

While ownership may produce more stable communities, it has contributed to labor immobility.

Strong and healthy families lead to stronger and more stable communities, in a virtuous cycle toward prosperity for nations.

Our world is becoming smaller and by helping more people access resources to earn a living and escape poverty, we create stronger, more stable communities, which benefits everyone.

Research resoundingly reveals that when girls and women are educated, the income they earn is primarily returned to their families, which in turn helps build stronger families and more stable communities.

Is there a better option — a more stable community?

The bacterial and fungal community structures changed, due to ensiling, to a distinct and more stable community dominated by Lactobacillaceae and Debaryomycetaceae, respectively, when INO treatment was applied relative to CON.

Ms. Katz, who is chairwoman of the Council's Land Use Committee, has been working with the City Planning Department on new zoning regulations that would limit the size of new houses in Cord Meyer and other architecturally sensitive areas and create what she calls "a more stable community".

This, in turn, creates a more stable community, higher productivity and stronger national economies.

Propionate has been shown to be a more desirable carbon source relative to acetate, providing PAOs a selective advantage over competitors, and resulting in a more stable community over time [ 12, 17, 67, 68].