Sentence examples for of communities making from inspiring English sources

A government investigation is still looking into the death in April of Chut Wutty, a leading Cambodian activist fighting illegal logging on behalf of communities making a living from forest products.

But a federal appeals court found that because the Internet community is a global one, this standard could effectively give veto power to "the most puritan of communities," making the law too restrictive to be constitutional.

The biodiversity-invasibility hypothesis [ 5, 6] states, that high diversity increases the competitive environment of communities making them harder to invade.

For Q3, we think that the large scale of the network and the large number of communities make the community detection results hard to interpret.

Indeed, the very idea of "communities" made up of people with loyalties that transcended the frictionless movement of capital was viewed as somewhat suspect and distasteful.

But English worried that hoisting the city's low-slung, shotgun-style houses into the air would ruin its sense of community, making it more difficult for residents to chat with neighbors and passersby.

These are communities that sought "to create an ideal social order and expresses it in an ideal physical plan" (17) in a single act of community making.

The instant sense of community made her feel at home, she said, and it was there that she met her boyfriend, made new friends and worked out.

For co-owner Evan Doan, the sense of community makes this area a great incubator for craft beer start-ups: "There are tons of mom-and-pop businesses and people supporting locals around here".

Friends and neighbors at 885 West End Avenue record with sorrow the passing of Norma Vogelstein, a woman of warmth and courage whose leadership and sense of community made this a better place to live.

Whether love, loss, grief, or some combination, the presence of community makes public a private state.