Sentence examples for spectrum communities from inspiring English sources

Q Speaking of opportunities, you sold, bought back, then resold a company you founded, Spectrum Communities.

It takes the staff members and consultants working on Spectrum Communities projects less time, but no less collaboration.

The seeds of the dispute were sown when the developer, Spectrum Communities, planned the 11 custom homes it is building in Sleepy Hollow.

He was the founder of the residential developer Spectrum Communities, which he sold to WCI Communities, and once served as the president of the Ian Schrager Company.

At the Legends at Half Hollow in Dix Hills, where Spectrum Communities is custom-building 42 houses on 52 acres, ranging in price from $1.6 million to $2.8 million, the average buyer is 34 and either "an entrepreneur or a professional," said Mitchell C. Hochberg, the company's chief executive.

Strong objections to the ruling have been raised by Mitchell C. Hochberg, president of Spectrum Communities, who said that the boundary should be based on the original intent of both school districts, and not on the fact that the parties neglected to complete the paperwork 50 years ago.

Peptide deformylase (PDF), an essential metalloprotease that removes the N-formyl group of all newly synthesized bacterial polypeptides, is one of the best characterized and validated novel targets in the search for new agents to cover broad-spectrum community and hospital infections.

Together with a broad spectrum of communities including indigenous peoples, workers, immigrants, and communities of all backgrounds, we understand that mitigating the climate crisis is a matter of social, economic, racial, gender, and immigrant justice.

As an advocate for domestic violence survivors for over twenty years, it is both heartening to see the progress we've made as a community to reduce the harm of domestic violence across a wide spectrum of communities, and discouraging to see recent steps backwards undermining decades of progress.

Adding to its potential impact is the fact that the LIFE Study intervention can be easily implemented in a broad spectrum of communities and recommended by primary care physicians, and is consistent with national recommendations for 150 minutes of PA per week.

The successful organisations represented a spectrum of community agencies, from hospitals and seniors' centres to primary care and community support organisations.