Sentence examples for outside communities from inspiring English sources

Instead, they tend to take place after a consensus has emerged in the research community and are directed more to the communication of such consensus to outside communities (such as clinicians, insurers, health policy experts, and the public) than to the assessment of evidence that might warrant consensus.

"The distress spilled over the outside communities, mostly to people who saw the images and had pre-existing psychological problems," she said.

With no new novices joining, they had long sought more interaction with outside communities and were keen to exchange with visitors to the chapel.

"Those Amish don't talk; they just work," said Mr. Norris's brother, Howard, as an army of clean-up volunteers from a score of outside communities worked side by side with residents to push this stricken town onto a determined course of reconstruction.

As a result, the proposed algorithm can find how topology important a node can be (more offspring to outside communities shows more influence).

Health conditions such as STDs, as discussed earlier, may have devastating consequences when they spread to correctional staff and members of outside communities.

"The outside community," he continued, "has a distorted assumption of the Amish".

How can we bring what he does here, what we do here, to the outside community?" Mr. Carlson said.

Until recently, the relationship between the Mennonites and the outside community here was amicable, and sometimes quite close.

While the report finds that most of the patients could live in the outside community, "the majority remain within the institution for life".

The report acknowledges that the existing entitlements system is piecemeal, incomplete, confusing and lacks transparency, leading to travel that has been "inside entitlement but outside community expectations".