Sentence examples for changes of city from inspiring English sources

Miami at that time had been in turmoil for nearly two years because of a financial crisis, criminal indictments of city officials and several changes of city manager.

Between the first and second collection, 39 participants were lost for three main reasons: transfers to a private school, retention in the fifth grade, and changes of city.

Other researchers used a computer vision algorithm, that analysed time-series street-view imagery of five US cities, to study the relationship between physical changes of city neighbourhoods and demographic data (i.e., population density and share of residents with college education) [29].

Updated at 6.56pm BST 6.25pm BST Change of groove It's a change of city, and a change of soundtrack.

The cellular automata model incorporates transition rules which govern the change of city blocks from low-risk blocks to high-risk blocks.

Another strategy used during the school year is the change of city and state, and often the child goes to live with relatives in other municipalities.

The main concern of the geographer and town planner Sir Peter Hall, who has died aged 82, was the growth and change of cities. Britain's leading expert in the field, he was professor of planning and regeneration at the Bartlett, University College London, and president of the Town and Country Planning Association, where we were fellow activists, and the Regional Studies Association.

Standing in mute testimony to the religious and political changes of the city is the Cathedral of St. Sophia.

The station at Brattøra has had four names, following the name changes of the city.

"I wanted to try to capture part of the melancholy of the change of a city," Trier told me.

He had left perhaps nothing durable, except the change of the city's name to Mumbai from Bombay.