Sentence examples for to be communities from inspiring English sources

"They're not just services, they're designed to be communities". He added that 90percentt of adults wanted to stay in their own homes as they aged, anyway.

Sajid Javid, who has been far more reluctant to use the phrase "industrial strategy" than his coalition predecessor, the Liberal Democrat Vince Cable, will move across to be communities secretary, while Greg Clark takes over at business.

SB Nation is in real-time, but it doesn't have to be: communities have sprung up for years on traditional, slow PHP bulletin boards.

He did that for a year before moving to business secretary for a year and then moving on to be communities and local government secretary.

Battistich et al. (1997) found that "mutual trust seems to be characteristic of schools that are felt to be communities" and that a "sense of community among students was strongly correlated with student achievement and inductive reasoning skill" (p. 143).

In Houston, these tend to be communities of color.

American hospitals tended to be community-based.

He encouraged them to aspire to be community poets.

In Germany and Denmark a percentage has to be community owned.

Pathmark has turned out to be "community-friendly," she said.

But the Danes are shown to be community-minded, fair and highly organised.