Sentence examples for older communities from inspiring English sources

Jersey City, like most older communities, has a historic preservation commission.

For example, on Long Island, there have been declines in older communities of the South Shore, and increases in the more affluent North Shore towns.

Some municipalities, concerned that so many new houses in existing neighborhoods will change the character of their older communities, are changing zoning codes.

As Britain's population rapidly ages, there is an urgent need to ensure we are putting the right foundations in place so older communities will be able to live sociable, fulfilling and healthy lives.

They will visit the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, rebuilt residential areas like Society Hill in the Central Ward where the 1967 riots began, and stalwart older communities like Forest Heights with its hardy Victorian houses.

While the use of lead in pipes, solder and other components of public water systems was restricted by Congress more than two decades ago in a revision of the Safe Drinking Water Act, the water supply in many older communities and homes passes through lead pipes and brass fixtures and copper pipes soldered with lead.

To determine the prevalence and progression of myopic retinopathy in an older community-based population sample.

A total of 1,705 older community-dwelling adults aged over 65 years of age took part in the study.

Exergaming has been shown to be an effective tool to improve postural control (PC) in older community-dwelling individuals.

The relationship between serum vitamin D concentrations and mortality in older community-dwelling women has not been well characterized.

Therefore, we examined the association between serum DHEAS levels and depressive symptoms in older community-dwelling Japanese.