Sentence examples for limited cities from inspiring English sources

But those on-demand services only work in limited cities, and the merchant tools require business owners to set up their own UberRush integration.

Melbourne or Sydney, with their ample amounts of space are relatively easy to get around, especially when compared to tall, tight and space limited cities like Tokyo and Hong Kong.

Other states have limited cities' liability in various ways, like a cap on the amount of damages, but New York City can be hit with a huge judgment even when the city isn't primarily to blame for an accident.

As people flock to urban centers where ground space is limited, cities with green walls and roofs and skyscraper farms offer improved health and well-being, renewable resources, reliable food supply, and relief to the environment.

Because the vehicle can travel in a small curve radius, and the track are mostly elevated above road Barrier, so a monorail line, which requires less land use than traditional rail system, can make better use of limited city space, is suitable for city construction and could effectively reduce unneeded urban demolition.

In that case, the limited city healthcare services may not meet the needs of the rural area.

How sad to read about so many people choosing to live limited lives ("City Limits," cover April 28), making assorted alibis for not taking advantage of a world capital, New York City.

Electric cars are limited to cities or regions where adequate charging options exist, such as Austin, Texas, or Los Angeles.

"The part that is in service is very limited," a city planner, Tayfun Kahraman, told Agence France-Presse.

Dean Schall's achievements are not limited to city government and academic arenas.

There is some limited heterogeneity between cities in how net migration responds to the differentials, out of a potential total of 90 city-differential heterogeneities we find that we need just 15 specific coefficients.