Sentence examples for performed city from inspiring English sources

Noting that the repairs had to be performed, city officials said the noise code had made New York a quieter place.

During the shoot, U2 performed "City of Blinding Lights" multiple times, followed by "Vertigo", "All Because of You" and "Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own".

We first performed city-specific analyses; in the second stage of the analysis, the results were combined using the meta-regression technique of Berkey et al. (1998).

The metropole with the greatest sustainability performance score is found to be New York with 0.703 and the poorest performing city is identified as Cleveland with 0.394.

Nationwide said Newcastle was the "worst performing city", with average prices up 4% over the year to £182,506.

Preston became the highest performing city in the north-west by scoring relatively highly compared with the UK average across all measures except for income.

Over the last year it ranks as Britain's top performing city, with an 11% jump in the cost of buying a home.

This can be interpreted as an indication that urbanites' perception reflects the typical eco-efficiency performance and is less influenced by exceptionally performing cities (in the latter case, DEA should have better correlation coefficient).

The worst performing cities, which all received only a single park bench on the scale, were Indianapolis Charlottee, N.C.; Louisville, Ky.; and Fresno, Calif.

And Aberdeen in particular compliments its openness to foreign business with high levels of domestic enterprise too – its two-stroke economy is one of the reasons why it is one of the UK's better performing cities.

A 2014 study by economist Enrico Moretti at the University of California, Berkeley, showed that a lack of affordable houses in America's strongest performing cities between 1964 and 2009 cost national output 13%.The trend is not without advantages, however.