Sentence examples for medium size cities from inspiring English sources

The Sites-and-Services model is particularly relevant for the smaller and medium size cities of the developing world – and countries of the Caribbean that may not grow at high rates, but already face significant housing, infrastructure and fiscal deficits.

Since most accommodations are located in the same area in smaller or medium size cities, I've found that people are generally heading towards the same directions or same sights.

Compared to some pretentious cyber cafe where the connect charges are exorbitant and both the company and the sticky keyboards unappealing, this is an excellent choice for online access from most big and medium size cities in the country.

This is based on study findings which indicate that scattered residential land use is responsible for increase in the per capita rate of emissions in small- and medium size cities (Makido et al. 2012).

One third were women, one third were located in Aarhus (approx. 500.000 citiziens), one third in villages, in the countryside and the rest in medium size cities and suburbs.

The major banks in big and medium size cities have ATM that accept foreign debit cards.

These analyses are then used as a reference modelling study for the extension a the neighbourhood scale by investigating a real urban junction of a medium size city in southern Italy.

In this study a medium size city (Acharnes, built at the southern foothills of Mt Parnitha, at a distance of 10 km north of Athens) is examined in terms of its thermal characteristics and the resulting thermal comfort conditions in municipal open spaces.

You may wonder why AARP's Most Livable Medium Size City only scored a 68 out of 100 (winners San Francisco scored 66 and La Crosse got a 70).

In January 2006, the Lung Association has started a pilot intervention by introducing CREs and spirometry to selected family physician clinics in a medium size city in Canada.

Pelotas is a medium size city located in Southern Brazil, with 323,158 inhabitants, 93% of whom live in urban areas and where the prevalence of illiteracy is 6%.