Sentence examples for side of cities from inspiring English sources

"All this technology actually strengthens the human side of cities," says Carlo Ratti, director of MIT's SENSEable City Lab.

They make easy targets for reactionaries, including some who profess to be on the side of cities.

On the other hand, there is demand on the side of cities that seek to address the problems of efficiency and sustainability, making the ground fertile for a smart city product economy.

Yildiz Palace and Park For those fascinated by the darker side of cities, this collection of 16 stories gives some unexpected insights into the people and places – and even the weather – of Istanbul.

Not only will this approach save you money — lots and lots, in fact — but it will also grant you access to an intimate, often quirky side of cities usually reserved for discerning residents and a smattering of traveling artists hooked into the local scene through friends and colleagues.

Whereas in earlier centuries, the city had been regarded almost uniformly as a setting of civilization, culture, and freedom of mind, now one found more and more writers aware of the other side of cities: the atomization of human relationships, broken families, the sense of the mass, of anonymity, alienation, and disrupted values.

They hoisted sail on Friday, August 9th, spent that night at a mooring in Greenwich Harbor, and sailed westward the next day to the west side of City Island.

As a result, he said, the economy would expand by only 2-2.52-2.5% yealthoughhough that is on the optimistic side of City projections.

The messages have been on billboards, in doctors' offices and hospitals, on TV, on the side of city buses.

Vandalised and worn out, they are more reminders of the seedier side of city life than communications hubs.

Some are located in refurbished colonial houses and art galleries with inventive décor and they are a great place to watch the artier side of city life.