Sentence examples for construction cities from inspiring English sources

If the latter-day admirers of Jane Jacobs — Glaeser isn't one; he thinks Jacobs didn't understand the law of supply and demand — would give up their attachment to small-scale urban neighborhoods and allow more high-rise construction, cities might become affordable again and sprawl might end.

It also enables commercial applications of crowdsourced mapping in verticals such as transportation, construction, cities and municipalities.

Visiting a section under construction, city public works chief Icaro Moreno told reporters that the aim was "to show residents that they can only build up to a certain point".

The Other Businesses segment includes construction, city hotels, and overseas businesses.

Thus the Paleobotanic Park of Anglona develops the principles of city construction, a city understood in the environmental way.

Planning for an inter-city railway network and construction between cities increased the connectivity of urban space, but fragmented other land use types.

The population of both central and satellite areas grew tremendously in the first decade of the city's construction; the city alone held some 64,000 inhabitants in 1959, and it was home to more than 272,000 by 1970.

"Even the enterprises that can support new construction in cities need old construction in their immediate vicinity," explains Jane Jacobs in 1961's The Death and Life of Great American Cities.

Other non-native species include the bullfrog, brown-headed cowbird, and European starling, attracted by the construction of cities and towns.

The City had threatened to not allow construction through City-owned land.

In terms of construction, "Shining City" is as close to perfection as contemporary playwriting gets.