Sentence examples similar to self-starting communities from inspiring English sources

Instead of textbooks and newspapers handing down fact and opinion from on high, there was a blossoming of online communities, sparky self-starting blogs, and Wikipedia to set the wisdom of crowds to work.

But this does not mean that such autonomous, self-starting networks do not exist – even in a country where Muslim communities are more affluent, and better integrated into local society, than their counterparts in France or Britain.

Turbines of this variety are not self-starting and require an external motor for start-up.

But these self-starting galleries also signify a growing effort by artists — both emerging and established — to find community in an increasingly stratified art world and to wrest control of their careers from the curators and dealers who determine which works are seen.

"Driven, determined, energetic, self-starting, organized".

It used Jones' self-starting motor, patented in 1949.

Money is a constant problem for self-starting groups though.

Here he conceived the self-starting gas motor that he later patented in 1943.

Al-Qaida fragmenting but "self-starting" successor groups may pose more lethal threat.

The geniuses have generally been self-starting, life-long students, at work almost every waking minute.

He wants to shift from training obedient clerks towards training self-starting entrepreneurs.