Sentence examples for zealous community from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because of its complicated technical design, zealous community of advocates and famously mysterious founding story (its creator was unknown for years), a variety of widespread myths about bitcoin have persisted.
"It's like they're taking their pants off in public," he says.Working with a zealous open-source community can be like negotiating with a stampede.
The acquisition gives it a stronger technology base and its own community of zealous volunteers.
Even fewer know about the community's zealous advocacy of world peace and championing of universal freedom of conscience.
Reluctantly and sometimes resentfully, development officials confronted horrified families, anxious community residents and zealous environmental regulators.
It covers the golden ages in Spain and Poland and is equally zealous in tracking down Jewish communities in China, India and Afghanistan.
As Liza Mundy reports in her excellent article for More Magazine, "How to Fail Successfully," Klawe "generally underestimated the extent to which the academic community would resist her zealous efforts to execute her mission.
His embrace and zealous promotion of the African American community — especially in the heyday of Harlem — is what he is most remembered for today, a point White expounds on throughout the second half of this biography, pulling from Van Vechten's day book entries, as well as scores of letters and other correspondence he left behind.
Entire communities bear the brunt of our zealous approach to less rarefied varieties of crime.
According to the Rutgers criminologist Todd Clear, low-income neighborhoods in which a large proportion of the population cycles in and out of confinement experience greater familial dysfunction, warped labor markets, and a general lack of "mental and physical health". Entire communities bear the brunt of our zealous approach to less rarefied varieties of crime.
It has been replaced by citizenship tests and a zealous government-driven "social cohesion" agenda that urges minority communities to assimilate into British ways.
