Sentence examples for revived communities from inspiring English sources

Revived communities were examined for their ability to decompose switchgrass under high-solid and thermophilic conditions.

But organizers of the revived community insist that they quell the fighting before they reap any economic rewards of regional cooperation.

"Where children's lives are protected and revived, community recovery will swiftly follow.

Plensa, meanwhile, is clear that such art has a role to play in reviving communities.

The government said it was appealing for help through the United Nations, adding that it could take several years to revive communities destroyed by landslides, flash floods and high winds.

What makes Vance a conservative Republican is his embrace of traditional values and his current gig as kind of investment banker looking to revive communities.

One of them is gotong royong (mutual cooperation), the motor in reviving community architecture.

The new popularity of Jewish-themed festivalecturesures, concerts and films is not just a sign of a reviving community.

The arrival of the first few dozen Internet-connected computers in 1998 -- courtesy of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation -- brought people in and helped revive community interest in the libraries.

Mr. Green also calls for reviving community policing, the beat-cop strategy that was largely abandoned under the Giuliani administration, which he argues would be more effective now that crime has dropped so much.

Yahoo is in the middle of a huge effort to up their video game, doing things like reviving Community to prove they're in it — so this move to improve their video streaming tech makes a lot of sense (especially after Yahoo's attempts to nab Hulu or DailyMotion both fell apart).