Sentences with phrase «more dangerous neighborhoods»

As we see families forced into shelters, squalid apartments, or more dangerous neighborhoods, we bear witness to the human cost of America's vast inequality — and to people's determination and intelligence in the face of hardship.

The more dangerous your neighborhood, the higher you will generally have to pay on auto insurance.

If you live in a relatively safe neighborhood near the headquarters of Insight Enterprises or U.S. Airways, for instance, you may qualify for better rates than if you live in a poorer, more dangerous neighborhood.

Not exact matches

For more than a month now, cases of Legionnaires» — a form of pneumonia especially dangerous for the elderly and for people with underlying health issues — have been reported throughout a section of the South Bronx, the city's poorest neighborhood.

The ShotSpotter program, which relies on sound sensors placed in dangerous neighborhoods to alert authorities to possible gunfire, would also grow to cover more than 60 square miles — more than twice the area it now covers — at a total cost of $ 5.5 million.

More than two dozen people overdosed on the dangerous synthetic marijuana — in the same Bedford - Stuyvesant neighborhood plagued by mass overdoses for the past two years.

UPPER EAST SIDE — The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association has gone on the attack against area politicians, blasting their opposition to the NYPD's controversial stop - and - frisk tactic and accusing them of making «policing tougher and your neighborhood more dangerous.»

Wildfires burned more than 9.5 million acres across the U.S., destroying neighborhoods and releasing dangerous smoke pollution.

That means that whether a simple blackout occurs — as it can in a new neighborhood — or a dangerous storm knocks out the electricity as it downs trees and makes mischief, there will be safety lighting and alarms to protect the houses and, more importantly, the household members.

You know what a dangerous neighborhood looks like... assume the more dangerous the location, the more likely you'll be physically attacked.

It means walking your dog through your neighborhood or allowing your children to play in the yard becomes an even more dangerous proposition.

If a person's home is simply too dangerous to allow a cat to roam due to vehicular traffic, interfering neighbors, or aggressive animal control, then a move to a more accommodating neighborhood may be in order.

If the oil industry wants to pipe these dangerous tar sands oils over our water sheds and aquifers, putting our drinking supply and neighborhoods at risk, they should not only be required to pay into the cleanup fund, they should be paying far more than the 8 cents per barrel they pay for conventional oil since these tar sands oils are not just worse for the environment, but potentially pose a greater risk of spills and are even harder to clean up.

Some actions you can take include paying off more of your mortgage, choosing a higher deductible, foregoing certain kinds of coverage, improving security and weather protection on your home, buying in a safer neighborhood, and getting rid of dangerous objects in your home, like trampolines.