Sentence examples for clusters of cities from inspiring English sources
The central plain along the Huang He was the first to be saturated by clusters of cities.
In a comparison of NASA space photos taken of Florida at night, before and after Irma, clusters of cities and suburbs that are normally illuminated disappear into a topography of flooding, drawn in power lines.
Seeking savings and an answer to English envy of Scotland's growing autonomy, George Osborne, the chancellor, has offered to cede billions of pounds of spending on transport, education, policing and health to clusters of cities that agree to join together and be run by an elected mayor (see article).
To better understand the global transmission of influenza, we identified clusters of cities within which transmission occurs rapidly.
Such maps reveal regions with clusters of cities that under or over-perform relative to size expectations, resulting in short-distance positive correlations between local dynamics.
In our analysis, there were cities and clusters of cities projected to experience a net reduction in annual premature deaths attributable to temperature with continued climate change.
Clusters of city lights glowing across stretches of darkness remind her of "fireflies seeking a mate against the blackness of night".
Who can provide the informal clustering of cities (from South San Francisco to San José) with trains, planes, linked-up offices, and other amenities that make city life better?
I first met Wang in May of this year, when I attended a CAFT press conference held at a Shanghai restaurant in the San Gabriel Valley a cluster of cities east of Downtown Los Angeles known for their sizable Chinese and Taiwanese American populations.
A recent report from Future Cities Catapult reveals a thriving, world-leading cluster of city-making expertise estimated to be worth £16bn and employing hundreds of thousands of professionals.
Man Up! is paid for mainly by the Young Men's Initiative, a cluster of city programs intended to help young black and Latino men who were most likely to fall behind and to be victims of crime or involved in it.
