Sentences with phrase «poorest sections of the city»

I - 81 runs through some of the poorest sections of the city.

6 a.m. (3 a.m.): «Drunken Angel» (Japan, 1948, Akira Kurosawa) Kurosawa's first critical / audience hit, is almost pure noir: the story of the edgy relationship, in a poor section of the city, between a drunken but idealistic doctor (Takashi Shimura) and a mortally ill gangster (Mifune).

In another significant example, many of the areas of NYC most at risk from storm surges and rising sea levels are the poorer sections of the city.

Not exact matches

Several folks in the comment section argued that one can not seriously follow Jesus in the context of suburbia, and that true Christians will sell their belongings, move to the inner - city, and live in intentional community among the poor.

It is a national disgrace that the infant mortality rate in the poorer sections of our major cities is as high as the less - advanced Third World countries.

In today's vernacular, urban relates to inner city and urban dress is associated with the poorer sections of big American cities.

This makes for almost two million New Yorkers, mostly in poorer sections of New York City, left without proper representation.

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.

By sunrise on a warm December morning, Janila Shulu's team are out in the dirt roads and alleyways of Ungwan Rimi, a poor neighborhood in a predominantly Muslim section of Kaduna city in northern Nigeria.

BRIDGING THE GAP Before receiving funding in 2010 to open a small public middle school in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New York City, principal Nadia Lopez envisioned her students crossing the Brooklyn Bridge.

Growing up first in rural Puerto Rico, then later in the very poorest sections of New York City, Esmeralda Santiago was a young girl with seemingly few options, both oppressed and comforted by her Puerto Rican heritage.