Sentence examples for impoverished cities from inspiring English sources

Hodeida is one of Yemen's most impoverished cities.

Densely populated and diverse, it includes suburban wealth, impoverished cities and struggling immigrants.

But a new municipal-aid formula would favor impoverished cities and take nearly $350 million a year away from New York City.

Underlying Abu Nasir's words was a Robin Hood version of anticapitalism — "We just hate oppression," he said — that helped explain the penetration of radical Islamist groups like his in the impoverished cities of Nigeria's north.

Once a solid blue-collar neighborhood where residents could walk from their row houses to jobs in nearby shipyards, mills and factories, South Camden today is a collection of mean streets in one of the nation's most impoverished cities.

The chapters in this issue display the different scales and fields of planning, including planning for: disaster recovery; climate change, especially opportunities for mitigation; shrinking cities in the First World; and rapidly urbanising informal and impoverished cities in the global South.

The arrests took place in several areas, from impoverished city neighborhoods to comfortable suburbs.

What was impoverished City became Thaksin City, and is now Abu Dhabi City.

So thousands of impoverished city dwellers emerge from the darkness to dance the night away.

This in a once impoverished city whose retail offer was characterised by strange hybrid shops selling steam irons and canaries.

The 5-to-1 decision ends a turbulent chapter that drew national attention to the impoverished city.