Sentence examples for rate of cities from inspiring English sources

But records show that cities where Hispanics make up a majority of the population are seizing cars at three times the rate of cities with small minority populations.

But he added, "It's not at all obvious to me from my reading of the statistics that there is any real difference between the New York City rate and the rate of cities across the country".

Between 2004 and 2013 the cities and towns of the south (those in the south-west, London, south-east and east regions, as defined by the Centre for Cities – see map below) saw their populations grow by 11.3%, more than double the rate of cities elsewhere (5.5%).

Jobs are being added to the books at the sixth fastest rate of cities measured, and while the city has had more than a few foreclosures, especially in Harris County, it hasn't taken a huge overall hit.

Between 2000 and 2011 the number of poor people living in suburban areas rose by 67 percent twice the growth rate of cities.

According to FBI statistics, it has the 10th-highest violent crime rate of cities its size, which include Birmingham, Alabama (which tops the list), and New Haven, Connecticut (ninth).

Its annual increments, which may be interpreted as an annual rate of city's "sprawling", equals to ΔS j (t) = S j (t) - S j (t - 1).

From 2006 to 2007, the rate of city youth to be killed by guns was the second-highest in the United States, according to data released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Its annual increments, which may be interpreted as an annual rate of city's "sprawling", equals to Δ S j (t) = S j (t) - S j (t - 1).

Houston is one of the few Southern cities where upward social mobility is as high as cities in the Northeast and West, exceeding the rates of cities like Charlotte and Las Vegas.

But I've never seen the ranking I think we business travellers really need: a rating of cities. Perhaps, it's the fear of offending a city's inhabitants or the extreme subjectivity of such an exercise that tends to preclude it.