Sentence examples for suburb which has from inspiring English sources

Other parts of the Flint suburb, which has a population of about 25,300, have dilapidated homes and boarded-up storefronts.

Some of the 800-strong demonstrators in the Lakemba suburb – which has a large population of Lebanese Australians – held up placards with the slogan "Je suis Muslim" (French for "I am Muslim").

But in this New Haven suburb, which has a population of about 29,000, residents say the growth of the Hispanic population resulted in racial and cultural friction long before the police force was upended.

I found it telling that this year he received us in the presidential residence at Novo-Ogaryovo in a forested suburb which has long sheltered the houses of the elite just outside Moscow, and he wore a formal suit and tie.

The attack on the officers took place around midnight on Wednesday as a small demonstration wound down in the St Louis suburb, which has been gripped by unrest since the fatal police shooting of Brown, an unarmed 18-year-old, last year.

The BBC's chief international correspondent has witnessed a tide of Syrians fleeing a suburb which has been under siege for nine months.

I was living in a suburb which had a very small-town mentality.

It did change my relationships with others, especially with some friends as I come from a town in the suburbs which has a lot of immigrants making up the population, with adiversity of origins.

They found a microcosm in one small northern Virginia city, Manassas Park, within the outer ring of Washington, D.C., suburbs, which has "a racially diverse demographic profile resembling the national average (i.e., 10% black, 30% Latino, and slightly more than 50% white)" and dynamic population growth owing to in-migration from the Northeast and the Midwest.

Another noteworthy finding comes from the suburbs, which have traditionally had the lowest rates of poverty.

Movement of middle-class citizens to the suburbs, which had begun in the '60s, continued in earnest.