Sentence examples for town level from inspiring English sources

Higher conservation awareness was related to enhanced conservation social capital at the town level as well as relative affluence.

In Pennsylvania, he said: "All the people we were dealing with on the town level were hunters and comfortable with firearms.

In addition, both the statistics available at the town level and our visits to various municipalities in Chiapas seem to indicate that significant differences also exist within these municipalities.

William E. Curry Jr., a Democratic candidate for governor, said yesterday that he had gathered enough delegates at the city and town level to win the party's nomination at next month's convention.

"I've always been impressed by the strength of the party at the town level," said Howard A. Scarrow, a professor of political science at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

The model can do things like rapidly predict how a new development or telecommuting policy would affect overall transportation, or it could be a new tool for planning at a town level where little mobility data is available, says Margaret Martonosi, a computer scientist at Princeton who is working on the model.

We have more than enough government at the state and town levels.

But clues to Guernica's tragic past abound in a market town levelled 75 years ago during an almost non-stop four-hour bombardment in which Luftwaffe units loaned to Spain's Nazi-backed future dictator General Franco practised aerial blitzkrieg.

To address these shortcomings we conducted attitude surveys with farmers, and developed an actuarial (risk-based) insurance model for rubber loss that incorporated spatially-explicit risk of depredation and net present value of rubber at damage, in order to calculate fair payouts at village and town levels for the year 2011.

Shrewsbury's Liam Lawrence thought Chelsea looked vulnerable when the Town levelled Tuesday's League Cup tie.

Town levelled when a poor back-pass from Shaleum Logan fell to Nicky Adams, who bundled in from close range.