Sentence examples for metropolitan lives from inspiring English sources

He was brave, well ahead of his time and regularly slammed by the national media for saying things which have since become accepted as the new common sense of our metropolitan lives.

"We've had a long-term immigration of relatively wealthy and thus relatively educated individuals and families from the Bay Area overall seeking a less metropolitan living situation," he said.

*rate per 1000 child-years at risk for Western Australian metropolitan live births 2001 2005.

It's the world's highest administrative capital, yet more of the metropolitan population lives in the even higher city of El Alto at 4,150 metres, on the rim of the canyon.

Nationwide, 55 percent of the poor living in the nation's metropolitan regions lived in suburbs.

About 60 percent of immigrants in metropolitan areas live in the suburbs.

"For the first time, more than half of the metropolitan poor live in suburban areas".

This is the first recession in which a majority of the poor in metropolitan areas live in the suburbs, giving food stamps new prominence there.

The suburbs, which in 2000 accounted for 29 percent of the region's poor people, a decade later were home to 33 percent of metropolitan New Yorkers living below the federal poverty level, according to an analysis of the latest census results.

In 1970 — the high-water mark of a more homogeneous suburban America — only 15 percent of families in metropolitan areas lived in socio-economically segregated neighborhoods categorized as affluent or poor.

We posit that this new urban landscape which surrounds urban regions in many parts of the world is the remarkable new urban morphology where a large part of metropolitan populations live, work and play.