Sentence examples for cities populations from inspiring English sources
Rio's sunny climate bring its population outdoors and beyond proscriptive social and interactive patterns that separate most cities' populations by class, race and function.
Their purpose is to prevent the kind of sprawl that has seen Los Angeles spread 60 miles from its centre a situation which if replicated in Britain would mean the suburbs of London nudging the English Channel.But as cities' populations swell, planners are finding it hard to keep off the grass.
Newcastle University, for example, which draws around four-fifths of its students from outside the north-east, says that the proportion of its British graduates staying in the region has risen from 39% to 45% over the past four years.Most northern cities' populations fell sharply in the 1980s and 1990s.
Meanwhile cities' populations are expanding rapidly, and congestion, pollution and travel stress look likely to rise in tandem, unless we seriously reform our creaking urban transport systems.
Among the nation's medium-sized cities (populations between 100,000 and 199,999), New Haven ranks fifth with 12%% of its citizens who walk to work on a daily basis (Connecticut-by-the-numbers.com 2014).
Grosse Pointe Park borders Detroit's East Side, but the stark contrasts between the two cities' populations and wealth have been widely noted.
It is one of the most densely populated river basins in the world, supporting 29 Class-I cities (population ≥ 100,000), 23 Class-II cities (population 50,000 99,999), 48 towns, and thousands of villages.
Several large cities (population 100,000 500,000) are in the affected area.
There are 656 cities in China, including 201 large cities (population above 1 million).
Among the large cities, there are six megacities (population above 10 million people), 12 extra-large cities (population of 5 10 million), 21 Type I large cities (population of 3 5 million), and 164 Type II large cities (population of 1 3 million) [1].
Thus, cities' population trajectories are not independent but rather is reinforced or runs contrary to the hinterland development.
