Sentence examples for economic clusters from inspiring English sources

Livingstone's current London plan stipulates that tall buildings will only be promoted when they create "attractive landmarks" and then only in "economic clusters".

I would argue that Long Island has received financing to develop economic clusters in a number of value-added, high-growth businesses that are not limited to biotechnology.

Also, Taiwan's population of 23m is similar in size to the prosperous economic clusters in China, and arguably more sophisticated.

The media industries in New York and Washington are classic economic clusters, illustrating the productivity benefits of agglomeration.

Historians have noted that economic clusters always required access to abundant strategic inputs for success, says Levin.

Areas reclaimed from swamps give rise to economic clusters whose nature depends on location: for example, Mushin became one of the city's central spare-parts yards when the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway was built near it, in the seventies.

He is rightly outraged that the world's most successful economic cluster, Silicon Valley, co-exists with the world's most dysfunctional political capital, Sacramento.

Exports from Britain generated by international law firms are now three times higher than they were in 1995.Centre courtLondon is a textbook example of an economic cluster, in which businesses locate close to one another because they gain from proximity.

The study aimed to contribute to the regional economic cluster on powered two-wheels' industry & innovation.

The analysis directs toward a transition from an economic cluster to a collaborative community.

Here, I develop and outline the conceptual model for the transition from an economic cluster to a collaborative community.