Sentence examples for viable city from inspiring English sources

Latin America and Africa combined would fail to provide a single viable city.

Detroit's opportunity to transform itself into an inclusive, viable city remains ripe.

But what better way to honour the people who lived there than to perpetuate Edinburgh as a functioning, modern, economically viable city?Some restrictions may be appropriate.

"To have a viable city, you need to have a viable downtown and we are trying to make downtown into a neighborhood".

A lot of the refugees are very middle-class and very entrepreneurial – and clearly more than capable of building a viable city".

But rather than seeing them as pests, deviants or symbols of urban disorder, Duneier sets out in his book "Sidewalk" to show these men as assets to a vibrant, viable city.

If London is to thrive as one of the world's most vibrant and economically viable cities, especially post Brexit, we need to be honest.

Establishing viable cities takes a large capital investment from both the private and public sectors, which at times will be in conflict with short-term economic goals.

Clean urban freight, within the domain of urban mobility, is a key part of European Union (EU) policy to enable environmentally sound, socially inclusive and economically viable cities.

Simultaneously, traffic increased to choking proportions, thanks to the elimination of the railways, and the fact that Somerville was still on the way to the more economically viable cities of Cambridge and Boston.

Stern also said Las Vegas would not be considered a viable expansion city as long as it carried league games in its sports books.