Sentence examples for both for cities and from inspiring English sources

The new tunnels will be good both for cities and for the environment, Herrenknecht says.

That understates the mess, because it omits both the unfunded pension figure for cities and the health-care promises made to retired government workers of all sorts.

Vincent Kompany and Ilkay Gundogan had both scored for City and it could easily have become a rout if Raheem Sterling had not been having one of those days when he seemed to confuse the measurements of David de Gea's goal with a particularly troublesome barn door.

That should be good news both for the city and its poor.

Comparisons are separately drawn for systems that feature buses, BRT and metro-rail trains, both for cities that are wealthy and for those that are not.

Three years ago Venice created Veritas, a municipal umbrella company that is responsible both for city water and for trash collection in the region.

We evaluate these transfer predictions using actual data for both cities and show that using the Viennese fit as a surrogate for a city-specific fit entails merely a moderate loss in prediction accuracy; see Section 5.

Economic development has a direct and significant influence on urban green space for both cities and post-industrialization had served as the main driving force for urban landscape change in Barcelona and Shanghai.

But for both cities and organisations, small does not mean simple.

"These enhancements to the service will be a massive boost for both cities, and all the communities which surround them, as well as benefiting Scotland's economy as a whole through additional jobs and investment.

As for safety, both the city and Decaux argue that bicycle accidents in Paris have risen only 7percentt compared with a 24percentt increase in bicycle use since early 2007.