Sentence examples for producing a community from inspiring English sources

The players socialised off-stage, producing a community spirit if no great financial rewards.

"The thing is as well that it is a volunteering role and we have to have that community working with us in producing a community flood plan but not all communities want to do that".

In their preface, Berger, Leach and Shaffer discussed the Pagan Census and how it had been used in producing A Community of Witches; they noted that at the time Berger had originally written the book, "the rest of the data had not been completely processed, cleaned, and analyzed.

The overall RSF study was about producing a community participation process for remote places that could be used by health authority managers (i.e. was straightforward to understand, produced plans for service redesign, and was relatively cheap).

In some cities, like Philadelphia and Austin, the drug-testing economy has produced a community of semi-professional research subjects, who enroll in one study after another.

From my limited usage, the site seems to combine some of the key features of Pinterest, Tumblr, Canvas, and Ning to produce a community platform that's both highly visual and potentially highly engaging, too.

Failing the secret stuff, just following the playbook already laid out in detail by FriendFeed seems guaranteed to produce a community of Scoble hiders, er, muters, at such massive scale that it will take more (hu man-years of work thu man-yearsofbuilding all the useless Tworker listhan

(4) The first step produces a community similarity matrix.

We combined species abundances with trait values to produce a community trait-weighted mean (CTWM) for each trait, and then combined survey results with the CTWMs.

In all instances metaMix produces a community profile closer to the real one, along with a better balance of sensitivity and specificity compared with the other two methods (Table 3).

UNICEF has produced a community-based infant and young child feeding counselling package to train community workers.