Sentences with phrase «in urban areas»

Its schools serve nearly half a million students, with the majority of students living in urban areas where AP courses are accessible.

And by that we don't mean in terms of price or occupancy, although those metrics, especially in urban areas with thriving job growth, are certainly up too.

In sharp contrast, women in urban areas of the Western region demand the lowest monthly minimum wage of 132.

So, if you live in an urban area where population density is high, you're more likely to get in an accident.

Consider this if you live in an urban area with reliable public transportation.

Students attending charter schools in urban areas receive the equivalent of 40 days of additional learning per year in math and 28 additional days per year in reading.

The media is almost entirely located in urban areas while its readers and viewers are more spread out.

The number of private schools and educational options have increased in the urban areas in recent years, for example.

Most bicycle accidents occur in urban areas rather than rural areas and almost half of all bicycle fatalities happen to children under the age of 16.

Prices can be much higher in urban areas, however.

However, they are more commonly used in urban areas with more travelers.

I have lived in urban areas for the last seven years, but my exposure is too high to have resulted from routine city existence.

There is a feeling of inclusion in small town living that you do not find in an urban area.

Here is what we know: students in urban areas do significantly better in school if they attend a charter schools than if they attend a traditional public school.

As a result, at least a dozen species of birds of prey now make their homes in urban areas.

Many forensic nurses work in urban areas, where crime rates are high and demand for their services is extensive.

With these standards, minority children in urban areas will have to be taught the same thing in the same way as white children in the suburbs.

Unfortunately, run - up in prices in these urban areas doesn't appear to be slowing.

The default «normal» provides a more progressive, throttle response, suited to more everyday situations, such as driving in urban areas, heavy traffic, or in challenging weather conditions.

Even in urban areas dense with cell towers, signal strength can vary widely depending on the phone's carrier and current location.

The big screens making up the instrument panel and infotainment system are impressive, especially when looking at a forest of rendered buildings in an urban area on the navigation system's maps.

In all four states, the marriage equality effort did better in urban areas and were less popular among rural voters.

With the developed system a significant reduction of air pollution in urban areas is expected, given the high frequency of cold starts and the low distances travelled.

And with space in urban areas usually at a premium, it makes sense to stack things vertically.

While the need for legal services in urban areas may seem great, it is equally important to serve rural areas where the number of lawyers tends to be comparatively low.

Since then, a handful of other restaurants in urban areas across the world have used recovered produce in their meals.

Something to keep in mind is that there are differences in taxation rates between rural property and urban property, as well as particular types of property in urban areas.

This is compact in size and is perfect for the people residing in the urban areas and where the space is less to keep things.

It would also be much easier to park in urban areas.

From the numbers in your article, it looks like there has been quite a lot of increase in urban area.

Meanwhile, she says, the population is rising mostly in urban areas, where many future college students have neither driver's licenses nor access to vehicles.

Unfortunately, roads in urban areas tend to be more populated by pedestrians.

It is a bad sign that despite improvements in the mean performance of students on standardized tests, the dropout rate in urban areas throughout the country is still over 40 percent.

«The reduction in size means all sorts of systems could easily adopt it,» he says, particularly treatment plants in urban areas, where both space and smell are big issues.

While these automobile verse pedestrian accidents are more common in urban areas and cities, they can happen anywhere if drivers and pedestrians fail to pay attention and adhere to traffic regulations.

In fact, for the first time in over a century, population growth in urban areas is actually happening faster than population growth in the suburbs, as of 2011.

Fifty - one percent bought homes in the suburbs and 18 percent in an urban area.

Unlike the rest of the country, the majority of the state's car accidents happen in urban areas.

But they tend to be popular in the communities they serve, offering a brand of justice that may not be expected from high - volume courts based in urban areas and county seats.

However, access is highly concentrated among families in urban areas (68 percent have access within ten miles, vs. 17 percent in rural areas).

They are particularly popular with those living in apartments in urban areas.

People were starving for an authentic connection to the natural world and a place in our urban area where they could experience the sights, sounds, and smells of nature.

Given the cost of land in urban areas, it is not unreasonable for a congregation purchasing and building their own sanctuary, to have a budget of a million dollars, or more.

However, among lone parents job loss is more likely in urban areas than in small towns and rural locations.

In the Energy for All Case, 800 million people gain access in urban areas.

The connection between school closings in urban areas and gang violence is well - known.

Note: This lesson focuses on the effect of human development in urban areas.