Sentence examples for economically challenged area from inspiring English sources

When Twitter struck a deal to move to San Francisco's mid-Market neighborhood, the tradeoff seemed pretty straightforward: In exchange for relocating to an economically challenged area, the company would get significant tax breaks.

On June 23, in the Douglas Community Center in an economically challenged area called Linden, Anthony Foxx, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation DOTT), announced that Columbus, Ohio is the winning city in the Smart City Challenge.

A 13-year Thanksgiving tradition of giving along Shalimar Drive in Costa Mesa nearly went cold this year when the volunteers who provided the economically challenged area with free turkeys and side dishes could no longer continue.

Palos Verdes Estates is hardly an economically challenged area, O'Grady acknowledged, but Diana Heffernan-Schrader, a parent activist, "called us up and insisted". Once O'Grady saw the site, which years ago had been a garden but had been long neglected, he was on board.

In the case of Tesla, we helped Elon Musk and the Tesla management team get incentives so that they could build the Model S in an economically challenged area of Northern California, even though there was considerable pressure to build this plant in Mexico, or Asia, or, basically, anywhere but California.

It is in this economically challenged area that the young mother is raising her four daughters while preparing for the birth of her fifth.

Mr. Biden's venues are, in many cases, economically challenged areas of swing states.

SMEs in economically challenged areas " whether in urban or rural environments " are under-utilizing broadband connectivity and the applications made feasible by broadband.

Small enterprises in economically challenged areas aren't aware of many online marketing tools to help them increase sales to new customers.

The public-private partnership aims to help SMEs in economically challenged areas get the training, tools and education they need to thrive.

Another idea already being implemented is opportunity zones, which are intended to create investment and improvement in properties in economically challenged areas in exchange for favorable capital gains tax treatment over a long-term investment.