Sentence examples for towns equivalent from inspiring English sources

For the non-mining towns equivalent SMRs were 91 and 86, and mortality was markedly low at ages under 65 for both sexes.

Zine culture was the internet before the internet; Olympia was "the town equivalent of a wink".

The most popular take place in glossy chain clubs like Pryzm (née Oceana), or their scaled down small town equivalents, often featuring pyrotechnics, celebrity appearances and chart music; but in recent years an increasingly diverse array of options have become available to the modern tween.

For this is today an oil town: the equivalent of a Gulf emirate dumped on the shores of the Caspian.Baku got there first, of course.

Unbelievable as it might seem, global urban expansion between now and 2050 is expected to add city and town capacity equivalent to about 175 times the present size of London.

Yet one interviewer said her voice could send you to sleep and she is often regarded as autocratic, the town hall equivalent of France's big socialist boss, President François Monsieur Normall" Hollande.

Wikipedia's list of defunct independent department stores has 132 entries.Yet in many British towns a Jacksons equivalent survives.

Ford said that the numbers of migrants in some British towns had been equivalent to the quota of 1,200 refugees for the whole of Hungary, which has caused huge controversy.

We introduced a simulated measles epidemic into our artificial metapopulation and focused on the model's predictions of persistence in 'edge' towns and the equivalent 'non-edge' towns.

"What we want is a fictional town, a spiritual equivalent, say, to Twin Peaks.

Then add lawn chairs, beverages and some buddies, and your backyard is transformed into the town-ordinance-shattering equivalent of the friendly confines.