Sentence examples for downtown environment from inspiring English sources
What made the Baltimore GP so difficult, he said, was "the downtown environment we have to operate in.
The quality of the downtown environment is important to families and businesses deciding whether to stay in lower Manhattan or relocate.
His restaurants, Kin Khao, Kelley & Ping, and Bop, each present an Asian cuisine in a seductive downtown environment, where unfamiliar foods are wrapped in a cushion of cocktails, sexy design or creature comforts.
The scenario took place at the Vancouver downtown environment during the 2010 Winter Olympic games.
Osborne wanted to be in a downtown environment, where his staff of millennials could walk or take a bus to work and enjoy what cities have to offer.
Figures 7, 8, 9 and 10 report the block error rate (BLER) curve of WF-BEM with WF-LS, at the mobile speed of 30 km/h (corresponding to the downtown environment), 120 km/h (corresponding to the highway environment), 350 and 480 km/h (corresponding to the high-speed train environments) respectively.
It doesn't contribute enough to the downtown L.A. environment and doesn't justify the $274 million (much of it from private funds) that it cost.
On October 18, 2000, Steiner + Associates (dropped in favor of Metropolitan Partners with the same developers), a Columbus, Ohio developer that specializes in recreating downtown urban environments, announced a $60 million 200000 sqft.
Key policy recommendations: The grades reveal that high-performing stations are often in the middle of transit systems in downtown-like environments, while the poorest-performing stations are often located at the outer edges of the rail systems and the urban areas.
Key findings: The grades reveal that high-performing stations are often in the middle of transit systems in downtown-like environments, while the poorest-performing stations are often located at the outer edges of the rail systems and the urban areas.
Santa Monica realized too much parking is hurting its downtown and the environment.
