Sentence examples for slight community from inspiring English sources

Although FAMEs suggested that microbial community composition was less variable across fields than enzyme activities, there were slight community differences that were related to organic amendments (manure vs. composted green waste).

Many Muslims, although initially offended by what they perceived as Obama's slight towards their community despite their overwhelming support for his presidency, were nonetheless enthusiastic after hearing Obama's Al-Arabiya interview, which repeatedly stressed respect towards the "Muslim world".

Best of all, it would not cause the slightest reduction to community safety.

"His refusal to comply," Mr. Fitzgerald wrote, "is nothing short of a crime, not a 'political and civil right.' " Mr. Fitzgerald said Mr. Nubani "slights the 'Muslim community' (however he seeks to define it) by averring that the community supports the decision of a member of a terrorist group to break the law in an effort to keep silent about those responsible for mass murder".

There were slight variations between communities depending on the availability of families from the initial study EcoSalud II (2005) at the later time (2007).

Dish this week was mostly of the manufactured kind, as in the pseudo tempest over the high-crown hat, pinstriped pants and weedy top coat John Galliano was photographed wearing on the street, misconstrued by some as a slight to the Hasidic community.

In a coevolving community, a slight difference in the timing of the ecological invasion of an alien species (predator) can result in very different evolutionary histories and community fates (history 1 and 2 in Fig. 1b f).

There was slight under-recruitment from community pharmacies.

These results stand in slight contrast to a community randomized controlled trial from Burkina Faso that found no protective benefit of MTAT with AL on malaria incidence.

If you do realise that you do have negative feelings towards the gay community (however slight or insignificant), you should try to combat this prejudice.

"I cannot imagine that he represents the slightest 'danger to the community' should he be released on bail," Mr. Fields wrote.