Sentence examples for urban necessity from inspiring English sources

RECYCLING is both a modern buzzword and an urban necessity.

The burden of Nordenson's essay is that the tall building, treated as an engineering marvel and an urban necessity throughout the twentieth century, stands before us now as just one more figure of speech, one more of the "diverse 'speech acts' in the large agoras of our modern cities," albeit acts with elevators and insurance.

Although there is widespread corruption, the profits are usually spent on "urban necessities, like social services, education, health care and welfare".

Centuries of human habitation are visible in their architecture, and modern-day urban necessities like subway tunnels and cables have to be carefully built, lest the precious past be destroyed.

"SlutWalk is an urban struggle of necessity, but while I support the initiative, I'm not so sure you can take it out of context.

Gillard became an urban forager by necessity after Orange's former chef signed the café up to host a foraging dinner for this year's Melbourne Food & Wine Festival and then moved on to another role before the event.

Our addiction to the automobile is as much a symptom of our nomadic culture as it is a matter of necessity: urban sprawl, combined with little public transportation, makes the car essential.

Here there was evidence of an urban/rural divide, with rural clinical staff, but not urban, accepting the necessity of sharing all responsibilities – including cleaning – when lower cadres were acting upwards.

Furthermore, the income elasticities indicates that milk and dairy products are "luxuries" for the urban population while "necessities" for the rural population.

In this context, uncertainty analysis is of undoubted necessity in urban drainage modelling.

There is the necessity to urban planning management to add green spaces as part of efforts to reduce ambient concentrations.