Sentence examples for such metropolitan from inspiring English sources

Such metropolitan professionals are citizens of the world, at home everywhere and nowhere.

Worse still, such metropolitan squeamishness about English patriotism seems to speak to a widening culture gap between Labour and the communities it seeks to represent.

HOW and why do greenhouse-gas emissions differ between cities? Since more than half of the world's people now live in such metropolitan areas, that is an important question.

It is perhaps why we see such metropolitan bias in our national newspapers, why house prices are always a big story, why expensive restaurants in London are the ones usually reviewed".

Chennai is one such metropolitan city in India and has several industrial areas in its outskirts.

Such glitzy metropolitan ceremonies only flourish because the national subsidised system has allowed the talent that is being honoured to grow and mature.

Mr Cameron's efforts to modernise his party, by stressing such lofty metropolitan concerns as gay rights, alienated traditionalists, while the euro-zone crisis boosted Euroscepticism.

It would come as no surprise if, one day, Juniper moved into adjacent markets such as metropolitan networks or optical gear.

That a park so beautiful can be in the dead centre of such a metropolitan area as London is beyond me.

Licence-payers in the rest of the UK find it difficult to understand why so much of the BBC is based in London and still seems to speak to them with such a metropolitan voice.

Prospective residents can also gain points if they have previously worked in Australia, or if they have studied in certain specified parts of the country, such as metropolitan areas with low population growth.