Sentence examples for tangible city from inspiring English sources

Recent years have seen lines drawn across many of our urban landscapes: previously tangible city limits hewn in stone or set in concrete, joined by invisible ones scanned by cameras.

Medellin's mayors engaged in a comprehensive programme of urban renewal - a new metro and cable cars to bring in slum dwellers trapped in distant poverty, striking new parks and civic buildings - cultivating new, and tangible, city pride.

Some between-city heterogeneity is to be expected due to tangible and intangible city differences, including socio-economic status, air conditioning use, climate acclimation and behavior patterns that are likely to modify the estimated health associations [ 27].

Their team's new striker, bought from Real Madrid for $52 million, the fifth-highest transfer fee in soccer history, was tangible evidence that City's new owner would live up to its promise to make City "the biggest club in the Premier League".

The French haven't laid claim to NOLA for more than 200 years, and yet their influence is still tangible in the city's culture and cuisine.

Their destination was not San Diego nor any place tangible but "Invisible Cities".

His belief in the power for good of great art (and the evil of bad art) and his thoughts on cities, architecture and society pervaded Victorian culture, informing the austere idealism still tangible in 19th-century city art galleries.

"Whatever takes their place will have a real and tangible influence on the city's aesthetic".

They are also the most tangible indicators of a city's homelessness, he said.

"I think the moderate weather has had a tangible impact on the city," said Richard J. Sheirer, the director of emergency management.

Here was another tangible sign that their city was returning to normality after the devastation of 2011.