Sentence examples for urban estates from inspiring English sources
Cowgate, in north-west Newcastle, has social issues typical of sprawling urban estates.
If the public sector were to spend more time and money tackling these problems in depressed urban areas, private businesses might be encouraged to invest more.At the moment, people who live in poor urban estates are pessimistic about the future.
Later expansion came after the First and Second World Wars, when large urban estates were built in the region.
In recent decades, RRV outbreaks have increased, notably in urban estates and tourist destinations (Harley et al. 2001; Kelly-Hope et al. 2004a; Tong et al. 2001).
It looks forward, but this future is different from that of 1960s modernist urban estates, which seemed to be of one cast, made up of concentric rings – estate, city, nation.
However, although RRV is the most common and widespread MBD in Australia and some Pacific island nations, little research has been conducted to develop an integrated EWS to forecast the likelihood of RRV outbreaks in different socioecologic regions, particularly in new urban estates and popular tourist areas.
This move radicalized Étienne Marcel, provost of the Parisian merchants and leader of the urban estate.
What gave the house a singular aspect was that she had gradually acquired, and demolished, the half-dozen surrounding houses, and put a brick wall around her little urban estate.
Palestinians fired dozens of rockets from the coastal enclave into Israel.Some settlers, demonstrating their zeal for expansion, pitched new encampments, including one in the controversial E1 corridor east of Jerusalem, which, if it were turned into a full-scale urban estate, would in effect split the West Bank, the core of the Palestinians' would-be state, in half.
The median British home is neither a flat on an urban estate, nor a mansion on millionaires' row, but (roughly) a modest semi in a market town.Thinking of the electorate in Disraeli's binary (or perhaps Manichean) way is a mistake that Tony Blair, a politician with a proper understanding of Britain's elongated and nuanced middle class, never made.
As Alexandria expanded, Colross evolved from a rural plantation into an urban estate.
