Sentence examples for an urban problem from inspiring English sources

Deadly violence is usually considered an urban problem.

Apply basic skills of empirical reasoning to an urban problem.

This weekend's shootings, which spanned the country, show that it is not accurate to describe gun violence as an urban problem, or a small-town problem, or a problem related to poverty.

Sanders tends to present guns as an urban problem that Vermonters can afford not to worry about, though mass shootings can happen anywhere and suicides by gun are as much a problem in Vermont as they are in other states.

Cities were growing faster in population than in understanding what it took to make them fit places to live — an urban problem probably as old as the Sumerians of Mesopotamia.

It has, however, at the creative community's request, provided scientifically accurate information to assist programs in being more realistic and accurate (e.g., drug use is not just an urban problem).

Students will also work in teams to analyze a particular urban problem in a developing city, and present team findings to the class via Canvas.

Fatbergs are part of a growing urban problem across the UK as the sewage infrastructure struggles to cope with the population's changing habits.

And counter-intuitively to anyone who thinks of gun violence as a uniquely urban problem, the risk of being fatally shot is actually greater in rural areas; it's really just a matter of who pulls the trigger.

In this case, the digital results are being used to combat a major urban problem, with plans to post them on transit ads, social media, and print publications all throughout Hong Kong.

At the end of the 20th century, the city's business leaders have tackled a more contemporary urban problem: sprawl.