Sentence examples for more desirable location from inspiring English sources

WHAT YOU'LL FIND In New York a neighborhood's boundaries often creep outward as it becomes a more desirable location.

It shows that the pattern of people moving up the housing ladder - and expecting to keep moving to a bigger or better home or more desirable location - was much more common in the 1970s and 1980s than in the 2000s.

"Over the 40 years I have lived in the home, I've seen Broad Beach grow into an even more desirable location," Read told The Times in a statement.

Located in Santa Monica and with a track record of recording artists that run deeply across genres, you would be hard pressed to find a more desirable location to see an intimate performance.

Recent migration patterns within Australia indicate that more people are moving to rural areas as part of the 'tree-change' or 'amenity' migration (moving to more desirable location for non-economic reasons), at rates of 1.5percentt in regional Queensland reversing the previous trend of rural population decline [ 6].

"The more desirable locations we can give to them, the more market share we can garner.

Mr. Shkury said that only part of the increase could be attributed to the lots being larger or in more desirable locations.

Bjorn Hanson, a hotel specialist at New York University, said the downturn had been hardest on hotels that got the overflow business when hotels in more desirable locations were fully booked.

Movement Electronic, Music Festival, Detroit The city that the journalist Charlie LeDuff recently noted has fallen on such hard times that its dead are being moved to more desirable locations still maintains its status as an incubator of electronic music.

A model-based PI-PD controller design, where the PD feedback is used to change the poles of the plant transfer function to more desirable locations for control by a PI controller, is proposed.

According to the Chicago Tribune, in a recent meeting with Mayor Daley Walmart offered to open grocery stores in food deserts in exchange for access to the other, more desirable locations.