Sentence examples for scattered communities from inspiring English sources

The cost of infrastructure to mainly scattered communities has been perennially cited as largely to blame.

To electrify scattered communities, designs that combine individual systems and microgrids have recently proven advantageous.

Most members of the sect live in Syria, although there are scattered communities in Turkey as well.

Regional councils, which provide services to smaller, scattered communities through a regional authority, govern an additional 35.1percentt.

There are thousands of Chechen refugees in Austria, and thousands more in Poland, France, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Dubai and elsewhere (as well as scattered communities in the United States).

It is hard to imagine, in this landscape empty of all but scattered communities of small farms, the time when military and naval personnel far outnumbered local people and the few hotels and village halls in the area became hospitals and canteens.

Before the game most of the 600 or so spectators from this widely scattered community of 30,000 had identified Actors striker Sam Osege as the player to watch.

Scattered community efforts to help residents lessen the blow of the Republican tax overhaul's limit on a popular deduction are turning into full-fledged rebellion in California and elsewhere across the country.

The Moroccans who attend the secret mass are some of the unmentioned few, a scattered community of Christian converts who meet in homes all over the North African country.

For those who survive and return to what remains of their scattered community, captivity's effects linger on, in the form of stigma and lack of treatment for the trauma they have suffered.

During the Middle Ages, the small, scattered community in and around Milnrow was primarily agrarian, with the growing and milling of grain and cereal being the main labour of the people.