Sentence examples for point of cities from inspiring English sources

"The whole point of cities is to rejuvenate, to rebuild, to densify.

Multiplicity Jane Jacobs once said, "The point of cities is multiplicity of choice".

Those of a more philosophical turn of mind could have argued that the whole point of City's rise has been to play for high stakes and feel the tension, as they certainly did in this match.

The atmosphere warms up after 8 30, as the crowd filters in, mostly younger downtowners who stayed away in droves when the restaurant was Astor, a French bistro, but who see the point of City Eatery.

This research is going to discover the most important factors that influence urban spaces from the point of city branding by studying some relevant resources and then by presenting a table contains the effective factors and indicators in branding city spaces.

As well as netting his first Champions League goal, Bony impressed with his link-up play at the focal point of City's counter-attacking set-up.

While Ramos's goal meant little to their hopes of catching runaway leaders Barcelona, it moved them to within one point of city rivals Atletico Madrid ahead of their game at Malaga on Sunday.

What will become clearer in 2013 is that more equitable African cities, communities which harness high-tech to labour-intensive low-tech (rickshaws, not trams), will have a rich future, including in the preservation of biodiversity a selling-point of cities. Conversely, a failure to create jobs for the growing urban masses will risk disorder.

Debates over the finer points of city proposals and block disputes can extend well into the evening.

Clyde's 1-0 win over Albion Rovers in Cumbernauld is enough to move them to within three points of City.

Therefore, the commonly adopted cutoff points of city-specific quartiles seem appropriate at this stage [ 21, 27].