Sentence examples for dilapidated cities from inspiring English sources

On offer to the investors from the highly developed economies are sound prospects in countries whose infrastructures -- limited telecommunications systems, poor roads, rail and port facilities, sometimes dilapidated cities -- hold the promise of exponential improvement.

My friend switched the subject to the poor condition of India's roads, its dilapidated cities and the constant blackouts.

Among the hardest hit are those in Somalia's dilapidated cities, like Mogadishu, where prices have shot up by as much as 500percentt and where people depend on buying food instead of growing it.

One of the sets included the dilapidated city streets.

Hardly a structure in the dilapidated city center is not scarred or streaked.

Gang violence is nothing new in this dilapidated city an hour north of Manhattan.

She was in Kaspisk's dilapidated city hospital today, swathed in bandages.

The Park Service considered moving the operation into Pier A, a dilapidated, city-owned structure at the northern tip of Battery Park.

YANGON, Myanmar — The waves of change sweeping Myanmar are trickling down to the broken sidewalks and potholed streets of this dilapidated city.

I give him a lot of credit for trying to do something new: shopping/entertainment complexes which through sheer density and complexity have helped revive dilapidated city centers.

And that brings me back to Chattanooga, where, Mayor Ron Littlefield says, city elders looked themselves in the eyes 15 years ago and realized that "we were a dilapidated city going the way of the Rust Belt".