Sentence examples for enough green space from inspiring English sources
New York has never had enough green space.
There is enough green space across our 56 parks to fit 450 football pitches, as well as canals, rivers and woodland.
It says that there isn't enough green space and that downtown generally appears "unkempt," with "trash seen blowing around or strewn in empty lots".
But beneath Ottawa's buttoned-up, civil-servant demeanor lies a surprisingly vibrant community, with enough green space, trails and water within city limits to satisfy the most hyperactive of travelers.
The point, the commissioner said, is that "there are not enough green spaces, open spaces, in cities; what we're seeing is cities looking to expand the number of places where people can gather".
The group, Bronx Acorn, is clashing with the city's Parks and Recreation Department over how much green space is enough in the neighborhood.
Urban planners, designers, and ecologists, therefore, need to focus on urban green space strategies that are 'just green enough' and that explicitly protect social as well as ecological sustainability.
I am lucky enough to live in a smaller prairie city with a lot of green space.
"There is enough parking in and around the neighborhood not to take our very few inches of green space".
Even Mr Clinton's host, DePaul University, has been gobbling up green space, adding 10 big buildings in Lincoln Park in the past decade.One result: nobody has enough room to park.
