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VisitWiltshire's chief executive, David Andrews, said visitors to the city generated an annual £1.4bn for the local economy.

Subsequent development of the city generated an enormous demand for land, particularly with the extensive construction of public buildings and convents.

The multi-temporal, multi-scale maps of the Dehradun city generated from remote satellite data will be very useful for planning both at micro- and macro-levels and further to identify the potential areas for urban expansion and future planning keeping in view protecting the urban green landscape of the Himalayan city of Dehradun.

All told, in 2012, women-owned businesses in the city generated $53 billion in revenue".

Before the war, the city generated 30 tonnes of trash daily, Kara says.

As Simon sees it, there was a "kind of fever" at HBO for a while after " 'The Sopranos' and 'Sex and the City' generated so much heat and so much money, and magnified expectations of what a high-end cable outlet can do.

That the City generates wealth for London and the UK is undeniable.

New York City generates four pounds of waste per capita every day, more than any other city in the world, according to the New York City Council on the Environment.

Bjorn Hanson, the global leader of the PricewaterhouseCoopers hospitality practice, has calculated that every additional 100 square feet of office space that is occupied in the city generates 0.7 room nights of hotel demand.

The city generates 1.1 million tons of trash a year, and all of it is collected by individual aldermanic wards, all 50 of which have their own Streets and Sanitation offices.

More than 2 million Scots of working age live within a one-hour commute of Glasgow and the city generates £18bn in gross value added to the Scottish economy each year.