Sentence examples for quality of place from inspiring English sources

The most important factor affecting the knowledge sharing behavior is the quality of place and space.

"The Whirligig Park is the catalyst needed to propel Wilson into 21st-century competitiveness and quality of place".

Boyer explains that the Smithsons were intensely concerned with the responsibility of the architect to ensure the quality of place, to build with lyrical appropriateness.

Comfort, flexibility, energy and carbon performance as well as environmental legacy are all attributes of standard of living and quality of place – in this case: home.

"This is about the quality of place, which is about the quality of life," said Paul Becker, Hamburg's special-projects coordinator.

Quality of place is important too – numerous surveys have shown that the physical and intangible features of a city are associated with higher levels of happiness and better health.

Holcomb] very much understands that this is a quality-of-place issue," said David Sklar, co-chair of the Indiana Forward campaign, a coalition of 100 business, religious, and community groups fighting for the new hate crime law in Indiana.

"Indiana has done a lot to attract and support businesses, like creating a favorable tax climate, but one of the things that our leaders continue to hear is that we need to address quality-of-place and diversity issues, as well as taxes".

Rugby union is an evolving game and has a history of changing its laws – including increasing the value of a try from four points to five in 1992 – and the evolution of the quality of place-kicking has meant try-line action has declined.

It demands that politicians start to think about the quality of places where people actually live, and what an out-of-control market and distant state have done to them.

Jeppe Trolle Linnet's gaze dances around Bang & Jensen, his favourite Copenhagen café-bar, seeking out anything and everything that brings it hygge, that untranslatable quality of places, people and togetherness prized by Danes above almost all else.