Sentence examples for density of restaurants from inspiring English sources

"The density of restaurants and restaurant customers is beyond belief," Mr. Comess said.

The sheer diversity and density of restaurants, bars, music venues and hangouts in Krakow is unmatched.

According to Wang Xudong, editor of Sichuan Cuisine magazine, it has the highest density of restaurants and teahouses of any city in the world – some 40,000 at the latest estimate.

Using Census data, we found the metros with the highest density of restaurants and bars, adjusting for the number of households (details at end of post).

Additionally, density of supermarkets and hypermarkets, density of mini markets, grocery stores and warehouses, density of healthy food outlets (stores and open-air markets specialized in selling FV), density of restaurants and density of unhealthy food outlets (bars, snack bar and food trucks/trailers) were used.

In this multilevel study, we examined the association of the density of neighbourhood restaurants, which is defined as the number of fast-food restaurants, indoor restaurants and fixed outdoor food stalls in the neighbourhood, with BMI of adults in rural China.

Though a town of just 16,000, Franschhoek is a significant culinary hub, with an improbably high density of excellent restaurants on its main street.

The opening of the city's first five-star hotel at the end of this month — along with a surprising density of stylish restaurants and bars in recently revitalized neighborhoods well off the beaten tourist track — may be enough to convince some visitors to stay a bit longer.

Moreover, once endogeneity is controlled for by means of valid instruments (the past density of foreign restaurants per municipality, and the past presence of migrant communities in the municipality), the negative and statistically significant impact of the share of foreign workers on the firm's innovativeness is confirmed and even larger.

The density of neighbourhood restaurants was found to be significantly related to BMI in rural China.

Urbanisation and neighbourhood density of indoor restaurants were positive predictors of BMI increase among rural adults in China.