Sentence examples for salubrious areas from inspiring English sources

The bubble pushed house prices up into less salubrious areas and into the commuter belt.

Now living on her own in one of Bristol's less salubrious areas, Susan – and others like her – get the chance to share stories and eat communally at the peace cafe.

If you keep all your software up to date and don't visit the net's less salubrious areas then Microsoft Security Essentials and, in Windows 8, Windows Defender are probably good enough.

"Trim hedges, hide dustbins, paint the front door and polish the door furniture," urges the Holden Matthews brochure - houseproud gestures that might invite instant burglary in the less salubrious areas of some inner cities.

The case has ramifications for house-building throughout England Scotlandd and Wales have separate regimes), which is currently at its lowest peacetime rate since 1924 creating unmet demand in much less salubrious areas too.The previous Labour government set regional house-building quotas in an attempt to stimulate construction.

If these rules oblige the less well-off to migrate en masse to less salubrious areas, the mixed communities of London and other British cities, in which social classes rub along together, may morph into the sort of monocultural enclaves more typical of stratified places such as Paris.

I live in the capital, in a street from a similar era, though in a far less salubrious area (house prices, obviously still insane, but about a third of Pepys Road).

A "small mortgage" stretched to a one bedroom in the least salubrious area of London's zone two, which we were assured by the estate agent was "up and coming".

Beyond that, the less than salubrious local area awaits.

Fundraising bazaars were held in the 1890s and 1900s at the Free Trade Hall, in a nearby area that was more salubrious.

Orbach was born to Jewish-American parents in Chalk Farm, north London - an area that was far less salubrious in 1946 than it is now.