Sentence examples for aging cities from inspiring English sources

In recent years, other aging cities have tackled the problem of abandoned housing with more success.

MIT Center for Real Estate trains professionals to work in aging cities and emerging nations.

They are applying new development paradigms in emerging nations and aging cities.

In Boston and many other aging cities in the Northeast, a maze of underground low-pressure natural gas pipelines are riddled with leaks.

There is the same demography of wealthy suburbs surrounding poor, aging cities, the same struggle for elbow room in New York's media orbit.

This situation is deeply reminiscent of similar issues with leaky old water mains — some are a century old — in aging cities.

Buttigieg has been on the front lines, trying to bring back an aging city.

The investments, by any measure, are enormous, and they are intended to tackle enormous problems for this aging city.

American directors have discovered that this gracefully aging city with its stately churches and quaint public squares offers discount locations that can pass for European or American.

And unlike New York, an aging city that was becoming increasingly nostalgic, Beijing was in the midst of a major modernization push.

Kuala Lumpur is an aging city as birth rates have fallen in the last decade or two.