Sentence examples for vibrant retail from inspiring English sources
One of the most vibrant retail areas is along Wangfujing Dajie, which is a few streets east of the Imperial Palaces.
So many conflicting demands were imposed on the site -- it was to be a solemn memorial, a soaring commercial complex, a vital transportation hub, a vibrant retail destination and the keystone in Lower Manhattan's revival -- that none could advance.
Another goal advancing a more sustainable urban future is the calibration of the density and land use mix to generate transit ridership, vibrant retail and amenity services in neighbourhood nodes, as well as a balanced mix of employment uses that compliments a variety of residential options.
So many conflicting demands were imposed on the site — it was to be a solemn memorial, a soaring commercial complex, a vital transportation hub, a vibrant retail destination and the keystone in Lower Manhattan's revival — that none could advance.
Tony Rowbotham, the group's chairman, said: "We still have a reasonably robust and vibrant retail sector.
Seattle would do well to reconsider how its new law might discourage franchise growth in the city, if it would like its tax-credit funds to succeed in creating more vibrant retail activity and fighting urban blight.
Perched high atop a parade float on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Yvonne Ellett surveyed Crenshaw Boulevard, the once-vibrant retail spine of South Los Angeles.
Then it had to reinvent itself starting in the 1980s after its blue-collar industries left town and competition from shopping malls (including one that the city subsidized with redevelopment money) devastated its once vibrant downtown retail economy.
It called for a halt to takeovers of corner shops by supermarkets, tighter planning restrictions in the suburbs and the establishment of a new regulator to maintain a "vibrant, diverse and sustainable retail sector".
Though today they are largely more associated with romantic (some argue, abusive) rides around Central Park, horse carts were once a vibrant part of the retail landscape, Generations and generations of New York peddlers, most of them immigrants, pushed the carts to sell fruits and vegetables, rags and junk, and fish.
South Shore Market is a vibrant and wholly original retail concept, housing 18 beloved, locally-owned businesses.
