Sentence examples for livable by from inspiring English sources

Rather, self-shaping takes its form from versions of social identity made livable by the culture.

Our lives have been made livable by such imperfections; many of our institutions thrived on them.

These trees make cities more livable by moderating temperature, reducing soil corrosion, buffering noise, and beautifying the environment.

As workdays stretched around the clock, companies tried to make their offices more livable by installing lounges, gyms and day-care centers.

In the process of making the city more livable — by spending billions improving public transport, sprucing up parks and public spaces, and investing in public services — Nantes has become one of France's premier green cities.

Kamen bills the device as "an enhancement to personal mobility that will allow people to make better use of their time," and that eventually "can make urban environments more livable by providing a solution to short-distance travel".

All traumatic deaths that occur in San Diego County, irrespective of the location of the fatality, are investigated by the Medical Examiner's Office to promote safe and livable communities by certifying the cause and manner of death for all homicides, suicides, accidents and sudden/unexpected natural deaths.

Melbourne has been ranked one of the top three "World's Most Livable Cities" by the Economist Group's Intelligence Unit.

Our synthesis illustrates management options that can support planning and governance approaches toward more livable streetscapes by fostering ecosystem services and counteracting disservices.

Admittedly, this only reduces the "Livable Wage" by a couple of dollars per hour, but it does bring the credibility of the whole set of tables into question.

JERUSALEM — Gaza may not be "a livable place" by 2020 unless intensive efforts are made to improve infrastructure and services in fields like energy, health, water and sanitation, a United Nations report concluded this week.