Sentence examples for hubs from inspiring English sources

We should now consider why African countries must invest in science and technology, how science creates wealth, and what Africa must do to achieve this "new liberation" – using its untapped natural wealth, human resources, and effective policy execution to create explosive wealth that by-passes western-led globalisation and creates national and continental technology hubs.

One of the main hubs of activity, which is not to use that in any extreme sense, is around the jetty.

"Investments in hard and soft technologies are fuelling a virtuous cycle by supplying cities with yet more new talent and consolidating their place as hubs of innovation and connectivity.

Colin Bradbury Why not spend the £400m that a new hall might cost on providing first access and continuing musical education in schools and hubs, particularly for those from the C1, D and E social grades who are seriously disadvantaged under current funding schemes?

Libraries can be real hubs of their communities, responsive to them, helping them to flourish.

These have become the city's social hubs, where dilapidated buildings have been reinvented into quirky watering holes where furniture picked off the street is mixed up with modern pieces from local artists.

Rainton Bridge is the base of an ever-increasing number of software start-ups, and the business of a set of enterprising Sunderland brothers who rode the dotcom boom at the turn of the century, starting the process which has helped to make Sunderland one of the fastest-growing software hubs outside London.

Painting, performances and punk rock were to be the beginning of one the city's most original hubs of artistic endeavour.

Here in Germany I can flit between main hubs, but I pay a significant premium to use that service and then find that, if I want to get out to a smaller town, the service is sometimes quite dire.

The tour of the Refshaleøen island industrial site takes visitors around the creative hubs emerging in the otherwise derelict area, including the world's only civilian spacecraft laboratory, a trendy restaurant and a children's theatre.

There are plans for new cultural hubs centred on museums in Mecca, in Tirana, in Belo Horizonte and in Perth, Australia.