Sentence examples for including suburbs from inspiring English sources

Across the region -- including suburbs in Connecticut, Long Island, New Jersey and Westchester, Rockland and Putnam Counties -- job growth slowed to below 2percentt for most of last year.

The new sanctions, which take effect on Saturday, came as antigovernment protesters in Syria demonstrated in a number of cities and towns — including suburbs of Damascus — despite a heavy presence of police officers and troops who, in some cases, outnumbered the protesters themselves.

Nokia boasts that its 3D offering, while late to the game, is the "most realistic available" and goes beyond rendering limited areas and buildings by making entire cities, including suburbs, available for exploration.

Including suburbs in the adjacent provinces (Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and Rizal) of Greater Manila, the population is around 21 million.

About 82% of Americans live in urban areas (including suburbs); about half of those reside in cities with populations over 50,000.

Considering the limited education in rural migrant women in urban cities, education program of maternal health carried out in migrant women gathered places including suburb communities, labor-density factories and serviced are in great demands.

Its boundaries were extended to include suburbs developed after 1888 i.e., more or less the entire built-up area within the Green Belt.

St. Bernard Parish, which includes suburbs of New Orleans and is larger than the state of Delaware, is two per cent terra firma, eighteen per cent wetland, and eighty per cent water.

None of the 20 regions — each "city" is actually a collection of metropolitan areas that include suburbs — have prices now that are as high as they were in 2005, as can be seen in the accompanying graphic.

In 1990, as the population served by Denver Water approached one million (this includes suburbs), plans for the Two Forks dam, a massive new project, were on the drawing board.

(Metro is based on the Greek for "mother," as in "mother country," and polis means "city"; a metropolis is a chief city, though metropolitan now includes suburbs. End of tangent).