Sentence examples for robust downtown from inspiring English sources

Still, you walk around Paterson's remarkably robust downtown, past Clinica del Pueblo, Los Immortales deli, Griselda's Peruvian Restaurant, past the Muslim women in their hijabs and the old men chattering in Spanish, and you wonder: Can you preserve the spirit and culture of a place in the same way that you can preserve its architecture and history?

We have a very robust family community in downtown Brooklyn.

Most of the vacancy is in four large buildings, Durnin said, and downtown is seeing robust leasing that resulted in a net gain of more than 200,000 square feet of occupancy for the year.

Finally, and most crucially, The Times does not acknowledge that the new jail proposed for downtown presupposes the robust diversion of people with mental illness, expanding on what is already taking place, and includes treatment space for those suffering from dementia, traumatic brain injury and substance abuse.

Susan Bernfield, the artistic director of New Georges, said the conversation between the literary staffs of the larger companies and the players from downtown is constant and robust.

Mark Bulmash, senior vice president for development at Hughes, said the company experienced opportunity not only in the city's robust travel industry but also in the thriving downtown where residents live, work and play.

"These events, along with the downtown opening of two new $1 billion-plus hospitals, deserve a more robust approach to news delivery".

In her 1999 study, "Downtown Living: A Deeper Look," she reported that Cincinnati had one of the more robust markets for downtown housing in the nation.

Leasing, though, has been robust since move-ins started last month, Wulf said, noting there are fewer new units in the Arts District than other downtown neighborhoods.

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