Sentence examples for cultural engine from inspiring English sources

On Lebanon's side however is it's relatively liberal culture, it's multi-language society and its reputation as a cultural engine of the Middle East.

Though this new affluence has meant rent hikes and a preponderance of prefab loft apartments and chain hotels, it has also helped fuel the neighborhood's cultural engine.

BROADWAY likes to think of itself as a cultural engine humming year-round, but judging by the opening dates of many plays and musicals, it has become the narrowest of operations: an awards-obsessed, audience-starved industry that really revs just one month a year.

While the city attracted international attention when Mercedes-Benz announced it would build its first automotive assembly plant in North America in Tuscaloosa County, the university remains the dominant economic and cultural engine in the city.

Exactly what are the historical and cultural engines driving São Paulo into the future?

There is no doubt that given the coalition government's brutal cuts to the arts, the big cultural engines such as the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Court and the RSC will survive, albeit with reduced income.

Set in and around the tranquil sculpture gardens here, the fair, which began last weekend and runs until Saturday, has created a homegrown forum for African publishing and has helped make Zimbabwe one of the continent's cultural engines.

- cities are crucial social, economic, and cultural engines.

I think when your political, economic, and cultural engines are firing on all cylinders, we have a happy society.

As the bodies on stage driving one of NYC's main economic and cultural engines, that doesn't seem to measure up to the rising cost of living in the nation's most expensive city.

Qloo Inc. closed a $4.5 million Series A round of venture funding to support the growth of its cultural recommendation engine.