Sentence examples for vital communities from inspiring English sources

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, Mui is no stranger to creating vital communities.

Many figured Uptown would be a new Lincoln Park, by virtue of its location on Lake Michigan and with more economically vital communities to its north and south.

Her 1961 classic, "Great American Cities," challenged the urban redevelopment that was transforming American cities; in it, she contended that vital communities depended on the varied street life and small-scale virtues of densely settled neighborhoods.

It was the horror of watching aging but vital communities destroyed and suburban malls being erected that peaked Randy Fielding's interest in architecture that and an art class that sparked what became a public exhibition.

The slide show below shows a few examples of the results: once vital communities reduced to empty living rooms and overgrown weeds.

"It's backwards to regulate the developers and the community development nonprofits and building professionals who are trying to build good communities that are mixed-income and vital communities," she said.

It'll become a vital community again.

Blantern said libraries were vital community hubs.

But at each stage I hope you are availing yourself of something vital: community.

Now "austerity" piles on the misery, forcing councils and charities to cut vital community services.

"A vote to repeal is a vote to reduce vital community investments," she said.