Sentence examples for large capital cities from inspiring English sources
Our large capital cities have growing pains.
"Berlin and Paris have the combination of elements we look for in new markets — high population density, affluence and quality restaurants — and were natural choices for our first international launches," says Deliveroo CEO and co-founder William Shu. "In addition, they are large capital cities that serve as a logical beachhead for further expansion".
Only three studies were conducted in large capital cities [ 18, 23, 44], and one sentinel surveillance study reported data from both urban and rural locations [ 77].
Risk factors for poor mental health, including social marginalisation, are particularly common in large capital cities [ 1, 2] and these environments deserve more focus in comparative studies on the provision of care for marginalized groups [ 3].
At the border crossing at Malaba, she learned that to get to Nairobi, Kenya's large capital city, would be expensive, and to live there even more so.
When you follow Rivadavia back into town, you'll pass Café Tante Sara whose chic décor is more typical of a cafe one would expect in a large capital city.
After controlling for physical characteristics of housing property, neighboring environment and locational accessibility, the study finds that the establishment of the BJHSR service has a considerable regional impact (including local effects and spillover effects) on housing values in medium and small cities but a negligible impact in larger capital cities.
The worsening pollution is setting off loud 'duty of care' alarm bells in embassies, multinationals and Indian companies across one of the world's largest capital cities by population.
The identification of two distinct marginalised areas with relatively large populations was in some ways more appropriate for the larger capital cities.
Weights accounted for likelihood of participant selection and were rescaled to the number of observations within each city to produce more efficient estimates that kept data from the larger capital cities from overwhelming data from the other cities (Korn and Graubard 1999).
"Where would you play out?" These days flats, or "apartments", are becoming fashionable even in Canberra, the largest capital city in the world, with the smallest population.
