Sentence examples for present-day community from inspiring English sources

The present-day community is in an anthracite and bituminous coal-mining district.

"His writing was homicidal, but it was often fantasy, divorced from his present-day community," Mr. Joffe says.

The present-day community, with its premium on shared values and personal honor, began taking root in the late 1800s, grew markedly in the interwar years and surged again in the last generation.

Present-day community's entrepreneurial initiatives are often championed by the AEDC.

The present-day community is gathering in the panelled sitting-room at Waxwell.

We see mere snippets of Jerry's own versions, but that is more than enough; worse still, the story that Gondry weaves around them feels no less shapeless and amateur, and his pretense that an entire present-day community (in Passaic, New Jersey) would stop to laud such ramblings is, at best, nostalgically naïve.

The stories of their rise and fall bear pertinent lessons for present-day communities endangered by climate change – and if you enjoy these pieces, there are several more online in the excellent Lost Cities series on the Guardian website.

Thus, the present-day communities on the island embody a hybrid management system (traditional and conventional) created by a long history of Lekwungen interactions with the Tl'chés islands.

Present-day communities included five exotic species with varying densities: Lumbricus rubellus ≥ Lumbricus terrestris >> Dendrobaena octaedra ≥ Aporrectodea spp. (Aporrectodea trapezoides + Aporrectodea caliginosa).

Our molecular phylogeny did not support the traditional classification of Mascarene stick insects, which predicted that the respective fauna consists of five unrelated lineages, and, consequently, implied the occurrence of multiple colonisation events leading to the present-day phasmatodean community in the archipelago [ 22].

However, while crackling archive recordings, letters and photos bring his research into the frame, Manna's camera is more likely to trail Jerusalem's present-day musical communities, from Palestinian Bedouins to Kurdish Jews, the city's landscape and her family's home life.