Sentence examples for it's a liveable from inspiring English sources

It's a liveable place, but not like London.

Again, it's a matter of giving people a certain amount of money, but the crucial aspect is that it's a liveable amount of money.

Despite being an international brokerage house of power, it is a very liveable city, with green spaces, a clean and reliable subway system (the metro), free museums and an increasingly sophisticated cultural and culinary scene.

It is a technically liveable-in space with separate rooms for the bedroom and kitchen.

But with average rents running at around $530 a month in Manchester, before bills and food are taken into account, it's not a liveable amount.

"Action needs to be taken now if Gaza is to be a liveable place in 2020 and it is already difficult now," U.N. humanitarian coordinator Maxwell Gaylard told journalists when the report was released on Monday.

"New York is a liveable place – who knew?", reads the title of Friedman's piece, which goes on to paint a picture of Angelenos discovering the apparent wonders of the Big Apple.

Meanwhile the inhabitants of the forgotten 1.5 percent, Gazans, remain isolated in an area that a recent United Nations report concluded might not be "a liveable place" by 2020.

"Barcelona is a liveable city right now, but could stop being that way if measures aren't taken to correct these differences".

That is a liveable wage in some parts of rural China, but in an expensive city like Shanghai the money does not go far.

Saying it's been a dud year is like saying Rio looks quite liveable except for the crime and pollution and social inequity and corruption.