Sentence examples for seen communities from inspiring English sources

We've seen communities club together to save post offices and pubs.

In the past 30-odd years she has seen communities divided, then conquered, by coalmining.

The role has evolved to include vital prevention and education work for families and businesses, and this has seen communities become safer as a result.

You have met and I've seen communities where the first drop of water or the first gush of water from a well or borehole brings tears to people's eyes.

Over the last seven years Children in Crisis has seen communities there become increasingly engaged in schooling for their children, from retaining teachers to ensuring access for the poorest.

I think of the young campaigners in great numbers, of one grandfather I met who's been lifted by this campaign although he has only bothered to vote once in his whole life, of people in village halls who have seen communities come alive in the fervour.

A long held divide between conservation and production landscape values has seen community engagement emerge as the battleground of rural environmental policy.

To see communities come together the way they have — that's phenomenal.

The fact remains that last Sunday, in Paris, I did not see "communities" marching separately.

The administrator founded the site to try to dispel the impotence he felt at seeing communities paralysed by fear.

In central America, Guatemalan former vice-president Eduardo Stein sees communities trying to take back control of water supplies.