Sentence examples for successful towns from inspiring English sources
They are, however, successful towns.
They are also self-reinforcing; a good one wins more business, a bad one, with few buyers, or the wrong goods or prices, dies.All successful towns met this economic need or others.
The successful towns will also receive support and advice from Ms Portas and other retail experts.
Bedford, in Bedfordshire, Croydon, in London, and Bedminster, in Bristol, as well as Dartford and Margate - both in Kent - were also among successful towns chosen from more than 370 applications.
I'd be willing to bet that in the dozens of successful towns and resilient communities that the Fallowses visited, local changemakers are leading transformation every day in ways big and small.
Connecticut has also birthed a handful of successful town blogs.
Watford is a very successful town attracting businesses and jobs, which attracts people and families into the area.
"However, in doing so we mustn't lose sight that retail is at the heart of Scottish communities and should remain a key component of any successful town centre.
Sam Jordison, co-founder of the tiny Galley Beggar press (and of the wildly successful Crap Towns books), was elated.
Though the London-bashing communitarians are reluctant to admit it, successful English towns and cities beyond the M25 exhibit the same characteristics.
The Urban Task Force showed how the most successful cities, towns and villages, those providing the highest quality of life, make much more of their roof spaces.
