Sentences with phrase «more rural lifestyle»

Set away from the chaos of inner - city living, Superior pet owners enjoy a more rural lifestyle and understand the unique needs of their pets in such an environment.

As a result, rural communities are becoming more popular, at least for those that want a quieter, more rural lifestyle in their downtime.

We talked about hobbies and those seemed to line up as well (skiing, mountain biker, etc.) She's familiar with the more rural lifestyle I lead.»

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Rural areas have a more solitary lifestyle, less affected by or dependent upon governments or other people, because neither the government nor other people tend to play as large a role in a rural resident's Rural areas have a more solitary lifestyle, less affected by or dependent upon governments or other people, because neither the government nor other people tend to play as large a role in a rural resident's rural resident's life.

The findings indicated that student perceptions concerning rural practice and lifestyle changed favorably, with 72 percent agreeing they were more interested in rural medicine than they were before.

The researchers also discovered that rural residents, whose lifestyle puts them in daylight more, retire and rise an hour earlier than city dwellers.

«If anything, rural Haitian teens may be more oriented toward the rich and hip lifestyles within urban Haitian culture,» she noted.

Overall, there were fewer potentially pathogenic bacteria, and a far more diverse range of microbes in rural Africans who maintain a traditional lifestyle and consume traditional foods [114].

and not surprisingly, small town and rural dwellers who just prefer a slower and more traditional lifestyle.

Historically dominated by an agricultural economy and a rural lifestyle, South Dakota has since diversified its economy to attract and retain more residents.

LONDON, 24 December, 2016 — Around 20 million people every year move from rural to urban areas in China in search of better jobs and more comfortable lifestyles.

Historically dominated by an agricultural economy and a rural lifestyle, South Dakota has since diversified its economy to attract and retain more residents.

In contrast, others a bit further inland provide for a more rural estate type lifestyle.