Sentence examples for downtown metropolitan from inspiring English sources
In a 2005 interview with The Oregonian, Mr. McCain said that if Congress did not act, "soon every Indian tribe is going to have a casino in downtown, metropolitan areas".
Levels of O3 are higher around the suburbs of Montreal compared with downtown metropolitan areas and concentrations are also greater in places far from highways.
In downtown metropolitan areas where the highest NOx concentrations may be found, a net destruction of O3 by reaction with NO (nitrogen monoxide) has been reported (U.S. EPA 2006).
As observed in Figure 5, levels of O3 are higher around Montreal Island (suburban areas) compared with downtown metropolitan (central Montreal Island) areas, and concentrations are also greater in areas far from highways.
Although our map shows differences in heat vulnerability between regions of the country, it also highlights the higher vulnerability within the downtowns of metropolitan areas.
In addition to CSU, downtown hosts the metropolitan campus of Cuyahoga Community College, the county's two-year higher education institution.
For starters, the new brands are focusing on secondary markets like suburbs and airport locations rather than metropolitan downtowns, because the real estate is typically cheaper and the hotel markets less saturated.
In alleyways in Los Angeles that no one ventures down and high up above the rooftops in New York, his mark winks at you familiarly — his mark being the omnipresent two word cursive tag "Love Me" that litters metropolitan downtowns the world over in spray paint and endless stickers.
Manicured middle-class housing developments chew into former ranch lands 30 miles or more from downtown Houston, as the metropolitan area loosens its belt.
To date they've been concentrating on the main thoroughfares and downtown streets of big metropolitan areas, with a little more coverage in technophilic regions like the San Francisco Bay area, where the company is based.
Road crossing behavior was filmed at one eight-lane divided road strip at a downtown site in Toronto metropolitan area.
