Sentence examples for raise urban from inspiring English sources
Analysts said the distribution network Mr. Tanner had created would no doubt increase sales and raise Urban Golf Gear's profile.
The governor has opposed some of the categories in the past, like one intended to raise urban teachers' salaries, and others that are part of Mr. Silver's pet program to provide prekindergarten classes, and to shrink class sizes.
The ban had meant that most party members were excluded from the country's drive toward private enterprise and entrepreneurship, which has raised urban living standards.
Ostensibly a pedestrian-orientated intervention, helping facilitate Mumbai's high levels of walking and tapping into a new trend for raised urban walkways such as New York's High Line, what they really seek to achieve is to clear the crowded streets below of slow-moving people, thus freeing up space for more cars.
This paper investigates the mathematical modelling of the effect of green roofs on mitigating raised urban temperatures.
Abiotic environmental conditions shown to be influenced by the level of urbanization are raised temperatures (urban heat island (UHI), Oke 1973) and increased precipitation in and downwind of cities (Schlünzen et al. 2010).
Pensions were more likely to be received by the elderly who have worked in government positions in urban areas, and as a result, concerns around financial independence were less frequently raised in urban than in rural interviews: Almost all the elderly in city have pension so they have relatively sufficient money for living.
"Because children raised in urban environments have almost no exposure to these kinds of large animals.
The debate over the Brooklyn Bridge Park reprises controversies over the West Side of Manhattan and raises fundamental urban planning questions: When is a park not a park?
The measure could spur consolidation among wireless carriers, even during the interim phase, because raising the urban limit to 55 megahertz would allow larger companies to begin acquiring smaller companies with less spectrum.
