Sentence examples for a liveable level of from inspiring English sources

Anxiety disorders – like depression – are multicausal, but I'm willing to accept that my brain might have glitched a bit somewhere around the whole nearly dying thing, and that taking medication brings me back up to a liveable level of anxiety.

McDonald's workers are demanding a "liveable" wage of $15 £99) per hour in the US.

Again, it's a matter of giving people a certain amount of money, but the crucial aspect is that it's a liveable amount of money.

"We must realise the vision of making Gaza a liveable place and a cornerstone of peace and security for all in the region".

The urban design features identified were grouped into the "building blocks of a Liveable Neighbourhood", reflecting the scale, importance and sequencing of the design and implementation phases required to create walkable, pedestrian friendly developments.

So you see here we've got our classic London "all of the technical components of a liveable space, billed as a liveable space and described as a 'studio apartment', but not actually, truly, a liveable space".

The international tie-in is a sign of Foshan's ambition to become a "liveable" city, attractive to the kind of people that a sophisticated service industry needs.

A liveable neighbourhood can help to improve the quality of life of residents, which is one of the determining factors in creating a socially sustainable urban environment.

Higson was commissioned by Fred Roche to assess progress in 1975: "Lost between designers' dreams and the creation of a liveable city," was his verdict.

They had been trafficked from Afghanistan, in search of a liveable life.

It also turns teachers into private vendors of tutoring service, for the sake of having a liveable income.