Sentence examples for neighborhoods whose from inspiring English sources

Neighborhoods whose rate of poverty dropped from above 30% to less than 15% were clustered in particular areas.

Still, unlike many neighborhoods whose gentrification is their undoing, Brighton Beach has retained much of its original character.

Some who have rented storefronts for years, growing businesses and congregations, now find themselves in spaces they can no longer afford, or in neighborhoods whose character has changed.

Ahmed Bogdash, an activist in Latakia, said by phone that snipers were perched on rooftops and that gunfire rattled across some neighborhoods, whose streets were largely empty.

The downtown area, lined with sidewalk cafés and expensive boutiques, is threatened, but not as immediately as some other neighborhoods, whose residents have thronged downtown hotels.

Each year, some leave for neighborhoods whose public schools have a better reputation than Brooklyn Heights' elementary school, Public School 8.

Huntington Park is portrayed as a tightly knit neighborhood whose residents are struggling to get by.

Residents of the neighborhood whose homes were destroyed camp outside on the street.

Ms. Davol was excited to find a neighborhood whose "story is still being written".

That stretch goes some way toward capturing a neighborhood whose residents cite harmonious diversity as a defining element.

The villa, surrounded by white concrete walls, is in a leafy neighborhood whose yards have palm trees and swimming pools.