Sentence examples for remote suburbs from inspiring English sources

But now some customers in Mumbai's more remote suburbs are having to pay 100 rupees to get 84 rupees in clean notes or change.

A new phenomenon of urbanization began in the mid-1980s: peofle of the upper middle class began moving to the remote suburbs amid rural landscapes, extending their one-way commutes each day to an hour or more.

Sometimes our names were on exclusive guest lists (though we were poor, we were beautiful, and people liked to have us around), but often we preferred to do something else — attend a friend's opening, drink in after-hours clubs or the room above a pub, trek off to remote suburbs to see a band play in a warehouse.

12.3 million) has seen a net 331,000-person, or 4%, increase in its central areas while remote suburbs such as Okutama have seen a 12% decrease since 1996.

In tandem, the UNDP-funded SustainablEgyptnsport Project for Egypt has engaged public-private partnerships to develop quality bus services linking over 40 metro stations to various locations across the city as well as remote suburbs.

But if these new homes are mainly being built in remote suburbs, that's far from ideal for people who especially need to be close to jobs and services to get their lives back on track," Pawson explains.

A glimpse of this vision can be found at a block of flats in another remote suburb of Thessaloniki.

'Reds, club of the Labour class, welcome to Istanbul' read one placard held up in the remote suburb of Besakhseur.

The large two-story house that Al Haramain used as its headquarters in a remote suburb of Jakarta was put up for rent last month.

My copies are bootlegs taken directly from Yugoslav television coverage and bought from a dealer in a remote suburb of Belgrade.

A big Hong Kong property developer quickly sold hundreds of apartments in a remote suburb over the weekend after bringing in thousands of potential buyers with free buses from the city's center.