Sentence examples for most communities and from inspiring English sources

To eat alone is socially unusual in most communities, and can be quite alienating and institutionalising.

That's why, generally, Sikhs can travel the globe and find a niche for themselves in most communities and countries.

By 1900 dirt roads were passable between most communities, and railroads crisscrossed the state (though by the early 21st century, passenger service had been discontinued on most lines).

It is spoken to some degree by most communities, and it is the main medium of instruction in public primary and secondary schools.

"The pressure on what remained an undermanned force meant that the British lacked the presence and tactical patience to develop ties in most communities, and still had to rely on artillery and air power to get out of trouble".

Stacy Miller, executive director of the Farmers' Market Coalition, a nonprofit organization that supports farmers' markets, said that the growth had been a boon to most communities and that many places still lacked markets that connect residents with fresh, healthful food.

However, in participatory sensing, the active involvement of device custodians is required and it is often the case that most community and urban sensing initiatives are participatory in nature [25].

Most community- and hospital-based controls in the primary studies in this review did not have endometriosis ruled out by laparoscopy, raising the possibility of disease misclassification.

The pope's retreat, with its sweeping gardens and view of Lake Albano, compares rather favorably to most communities -- and has a number of things in common with Florida's many retirement developments.

Most communities in and around Los Angeles County do not ban fences.

"Every single family is affected, and most communities in Aleppo, and beyond, have reached the limit of their endurance".