Sentence examples for residents experiences from inspiring English sources

She continously returned to the issue of "place", and its importance when considering the implementation of urban policies – notably the loss of neighbourhoods and erasure of local residents' experiences.

Helpfully, says Blythe, the residents "were really happy to tell their story, to say, 'Yes, we were blighted with prostitution and then the murderer living here, but look what we've done.'" The play follows the residents' experiences, during the murders and afterwards; Wright and the women he killed do not appear on stage.

Local residents known to the authors as community leaders provided valuable insights into the manner in which urban tribalism informs municipal functioning and residents' experiences.

This could imply that the driving force in the prevalence estimates was not the residents' experiences on the general medicine service; if so, presumably they would become more accurate.

We consider (1) how these actors see the role of residents' experiences, as compared to ecological information, in informing planning and (2) what kind of roles residents' input can play in informing and thereby improving the planning processes.

This study's objective is to examine residents' experiences, attitudes, and actions related to an ice storm, which created a set of urban forest disservices, to better understand the role of disservices in residential tree management.

2. Many residents experience difficulties during their first year of residency.

How might topography affect how the residents experience an eruption?

Seafood and other industries were badly affected, and local residents experienced severe disruption and stress.

Each year, one in four UK residents experience a mental health problem.

Not all residents experience the benefits of green living equally, however.