Sentence examples for diversified cities from inspiring English sources

The rolling real estate crash that ravaged Florida and the Southwest is delivering a new wave of distress to communities once thought to be immune — economically diversified cities where the boom was relatively restrained.

An economic geography characterized by specialization and dispersion that is, a number of metropolitan areas, each specializing in an array of clusters appears to be a far more productive industrial organization than one based on one or two huge, diversified cities.

All four Midwestern "paragons" are remarkably diversified cities with manufacturing, financial and service segments.

After steel declined, Pittsburgh nurtured high technology companies and dot-com start-ups, and as they grew, a more diversified city thrived in the 1990's.

Zhang said: "London is the global financial centre as well as the most open and diversified city that enjoys the most mature economic development, making it the first option for our investment in Europe.

Nowadays, the prosperous and diversified city has plenty of natives in its sprawling suburbs from which to breed proper baseball fans or so the baseball lobby hopes.But performance will be no less crucial for the Nationals than it was for the hapless Senators.

In her conclusion, Broudehoux somehow resorts to the rather utopian view of an inclusive and holistic representation, while counting on the resilience of a diversified city.

The majority of ethnic minorities reside in the England region with London being the most diversified city; almost 30% of London inhabitants are of ethnic minorities [ 2].

"Our self-esteem has taken a perceptible jump". David Wilcox, vice president of Economics Research Associates, said: "The Games proved how enormously rich and diversified this city is.

These days, with the turnover of Hong Kong, with increasingly restrictive E.U. trade laws, the market's center of gravity has moved inexorably to that most open and diversified of all cities: New York.

Such conditions have grown more and more diversified: the expanding city is an uneven mixture of excellence spots and deteriorated areas, renewed and disposal neighborhoods, as well as industrial, service or artisanal property either still productive or new and never used, and abandoned construction sites.