Sentence examples for commuting range from inspiring English sources

Four of the nation's 10 fastest-growing counties lie within commuting range of Atlanta, and their exploding populations have helped make Georgia the 10th largest state.

In any event, both have multiple fireplaces, white oak floors, double staircases, swimming pools, elevators, wine cellars and three-car garages, among many other amenities not often found in single-family houses within such a short commuting range of Manhattan.

A start-up called Walk Score even has a search engine that lets you find apartment listings within a selected commuting range — say, a half-hour by bus or 15 minutes by car.

Paris and London are within easy commuting range, and there are plenty of big tournaments in consecutive weeks on the ATP Tour, including back-to-back Masters 1000 events in Madrid and Rome and, later in the year, in Canada and Cincinnati.

The sub-regional pattern of growth is assessed to gauge whether 'clean break' migration to the remote west of the county (which remained effectively out of commuting range from London throughout the period) was taking place, or whether counterurbanization was confined to the more accessible eastern districts.

Decron — which owns retail centers, office buildings and apartments in 55 locations — is targeting multifamily complexes that are about 30 years old in outlying neighborhoods with good schools and within commuting range of employment centers.

But Atlanta, like Houston, sprawls without impediment in all directions, and an inordinate number of the commutes range from one edge of the sprawl to the opposite side.

The explanations for these highflying commutes range from careers that put spouses in different cities to the pull of living in a smaller community with good schools to the expectation (often misconceived) that a job in another city will last only a couple of years and is not worth a move.

The CO2 generated from use of fuel at the study centres ranged from 9.3 to 32.2 tonnes (average 18.1 tonnes per trial), and that generated from the trial team commuting to work ranged from 11.5 to 35.0 tonnes (average 20.9 tonnes per trial).

GLEaMviz makes use of a stochastic and discrete computational scheme to model epidemic spread called "GLEaM" - GLobal Epidemic and Mobility model, presented in previously published work [ 6, 3, 14] - which is based on a geo-referenced metapopulation approach that considers 3,362 subpopulations in 220 countries of the world, as well as air travel flow connections and short-range commuting data.

It is conceivable to fragment the passenger vehicle market into 3 broad classes: general purpose vehicles as defined today, commuter vehicles with limited range for daily commute and urban-only vehicles restricted to transportation in downtown areas, etc.