Sentence examples for concentrated cities from inspiring English sources
Hence, energy efficiency is greater in concentrated cities than in metropolitan areas showing all the signs of urban sprawl.
A radial network is the best alternative in very concentrated cities; however, a direct trip-based system is more suitable for intermediate degrees of dispersion.
And Los Angeles is a place where people drive almost everywhere, so there are fewer of the reminders of homelessness — walking around a sleeping person on a sidewalk, responding to requests for money at the corner — that are common in concentrated cities like New York.
"It's an extremely concentrated city," he says.
Under the expanded town plan, the formerly concentrated city was surrounded by a ring of dispersed suburban communities linked by fast motor routes.
Seattle (2) and Austin (2) are the next most-concentrated cities for unicorns.
In neighboring Westchester County, the college-ready percentage in Yonkers (a largely minority-concentrated city) was 15 percent.
That will probably continue, partly because jobs are becoming more concentrated in cities but mostly because of fierce opposition to building homes in the countryside.How many long-distance railway trips those city-dwellers will want to take is less clear.
Winner-take-all rules in Congressional elections today create an even greater partisan bias because of Democratic voters' being more concentrated in cities. Mitt Romney probably needed up to 52 percent of the popular vote to win this year's presidential election, but Democratic Congressional candidates needed as much as 55 percent of the national vote to win control of the House.
