Sentence examples for powerhouse cities from inspiring English sources

He said a new high-speed rail link could bring the "Northern Powerhouse" cities together.

The powerhouse cities of the 20th century — New York, Los Angeles, Chicago — are much less desirable today than the ones that have more recently sprouted up.

IP Global, a Hong Kong-based residential property investment company, says it put £106 million in Northern Powerhouse cities such as Manchester and Liverpool last year on behalf of clients.

And if you want to understand why they're poor, it's actually also in part because the housing is permanent". For Glaeser, this is the story not only of these two places but also of Buffalo, Baltimore, Cleveland, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh -- the powerhouse cities of America in 1950 that consistently and inexorably lost population over the next 50 years.

And the "Northern Powerhouse" cities will have stolen a significant march over the midlands.

As glorious as these powerhouse cities are, however, they can also be crippling for a budding or bootstrapping entrepreneur.

"This week I will unveil Andrew Adonis's report on growth which recommends transferring £30 billion of funding to new powerhouse city and county regions over the course of the next parliament.

Both played for powerhouse city high schools (Archbishop Molloy, Lincoln), went to Georgia Tech on scholarship and left college diploma-less for the N.B.A. and its attendant fame and fortune.

But despite a powerhouse City front six that had Touré flanked by David Silva and Samir Nasri, with the returning Mario Balotelli up top and Gareth Barry and Nigel de Jong in front of the defence, Mancini's team walked off at the interval one goal down.

Setting up shop in this academic powerhouse city may also help Amazon's search for a diverse board director.

Don't miss the hotel's Restaurant parkhuus, a powerhouse city staple with show kitchen, two-story wine collection, and locally sourced fare.