Sentence examples similar to heavy cities from inspiring English sources

The news seemed obvious, as any look around a McDonald's or a video arcade would indicate: too many children in New York City are too heavy, city officials said.

In the study, published in this month's Audiology Today, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, said dinnertime noise levels at restaurants can frequently top 85 decibels -- about as loud as heavy city traffic -- and go up as high as 105 decibels, the equivalent of a packed dance club.

And they need to be visible on open country roads and in heavy city traffic.

Taylor said the no-napping rule created dangers on the road involving heavy city garbage rigs.

A government report in 2013 showed that more than a third of recent immigrants to Canada were living in poverty, particularly in immigrant-heavy cities like Toronto and Vancouver, where half of residents are foreign born.

Pick up a pair of infrared-emitting spectacles that mask your face in CCTV-heavy cities.

You'll probably spot a few billboards in very dog-heavy cities (like San Francisco), where the app could find a lucrative business opportunity.

This week we looked into a topic that is for people in the thick of it, painful, and for those not, likely a bit confusing: Rental markets in technology-heavy cities.

To better understand the local and state implications of the obesity epidemic, we ranked the nation's heaviest cities.

Beer-centric bars are booming all over town, giving pub-heavy cities such as London and Brussels a run for their money.

Trip.com users named their favorite winter destinations in the 2014 Travelers' Favorites Awards, lauding ski resorts like Whistler as much as hot-and-heavy cities like Rio de Janeiro.