Sentence examples for downtown region from inspiring English sources
The Ninth Square redevelopment project is a $90 million effort aimed at revitalizing the downtown region east of the New Haven Green bordered by George, Chapel, State and Church Streets.
While the possible demise of the coliseum will disappoint concert-goers and hockey fans, the arena's South Orange Street location makes it a likely extension site for the flourishing Ninth Square project and other redevelopment plans in the adjacent downtown region.
And Mr. Goodman said the Union Park effort had helped kick off a decade of redevelopment in the older downtown region, which he expects to connect to Union Park via pedestrian bridges over the railroad tracks that run along the site's eastern edge.
It's an early step toward censusing the inhabitants of the downtown region of our home galaxy.
A case study is carried out for a bi-modal city network with a congested downtown region.
Via will be deploying a fleet of 10 commuter vans in Arlington's downtown region (via The Verge).
The downtown area toward the southwestern region of the city displayed the highest risk for suicide, and though the overall risk may be considered low, the rate climbs up to an intermediate level in this region.
But just as the city of Los Angeles has undergone a process of rediscovery in long-neglected regions like the downtown area, so this suburban outpost across the Santa Monica mountains has also experienced an image makeover.
Figure 3 also shows that whatever the method, regions outside the downtown area generally have a much lower spatial accessibility score and this difference tends to increase with the distance.
In the downtown area, in the high suicide risk region of the city, migrants correspond to 79.8% of residents in contrast with only 13.2% of migrants in the city as a whole.
The city of Toronto also recently entered into an agreement with Waze parent Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs to develop plans for a smart city site on Toronto's undeveloped downtown Portlands region.
