Sentence examples for rising city from inspiring English sources

Property values are rising; city inspectors are showing up in numbers unseen for decades; something is in the air.

After London, Glasgow was the highest rising city in the UK, with prices up 8.6% according to the survey.

Dongying, on Laizhou Bay, home to the Shengli oil field, is a newly rising city with petrochemicals, paper, rubber products, textiles, and food processing as its mainstays.

In a rising city in Saudi Arabia, a middle-aged American businessman waits day after day to close the deal he hopes will redeem his forlorn life.

It's a phrase that could hardly have been uttered 10 years ago, and it's 27 Mix's gift to this battered, rising city.

Just look at the effect of rising City bonuses on London house prices, and the gap between hype and reality on developing new industries like environmental technology.

This is the so-called "Thucydides Trap", a reference to the Athenian historian's account of the seemingly inevitable conflict between the rising city-state of Athens and the status quo power Sparta in the fifth century BC.

Falling cities and rising cities: so this is the strategy of Dante.

And this past October, another publication ranked Columbus first out of the top 10 rising cities for startups.

Books with such titles as "If Mayors Ruled the World: Dysfunctional Nations, Rising Cities" argue that cities have almost magical powers to transcend partisan gridlock.

This phenomenon parallels other historical developments, from responses to colonial and postcolonial intrusions to patterns of circular migration between rural villages and rising cities.