Sentence examples for problems of city from inspiring English sources

It has been their oasis, an antidote to the pressures and problems of city life.

Of course, many of the problems of city living are rooted in social and economic relations, but those relations are also matters of bodies and brains.

He visited Mayor Lindsay at City Hall, where the Mayor discussed the problems of city finances and pressured Shultz about the need for more funds and programs for the Neighborhood Youth Corps.

The New Yorker, August 13 , 1966P. 19 Talk story about John H. Rubel and his proposal to apply the "project system" approach to the problems of city planning.

Teams presented all kinds of ideas, from crowdfunding apps aimed squarely at the small, everyday problems of city life, to the winning entry: an app which provided security to vending machines which would loan sporting equipment at hotspots around the city (the problem at hand being an inactive society).

In its update, Ofcom also made reference to the problems of City TV, the holder of the local TV licence for Birmingham, which was forced to appoint administrators last month to find a buyer for the licence before it even launched.

The problems of cities are everywhere.

Still, Troy's wealth has proved poor inoculation against the financial problems of cities and states across the country.

"Those areas have the problems of cities on the scale of cities but the budgets of small towns".

While the salvation of the auto companies remains a signature achievement of President Obama's first term, his inability to deal with the entrenched problems of cities like Detroit remains an enormous failure.

And in light of those challenges, they have asked us not to take from their hands the instruments they have used to rid their schools of racial segregation, instruments that they believe are needed to overcome the problems of cities divided by race and poverty.