Sentences with phrase «urban ones»

The parish system is no longer sustainable in many rural contexts and it is no longer helpful in many urban ones.

The way «better» has been conceived of already advantages suburban schools and disadvantages urban ones.

Our plan for rural communities is the same as it is for urban ones.

In regards to grants, we'd recommend that all rural organizations seek grants in the same way that urban ones do.

It's people who would shoot wild bears for sport and feed urban ones who bug me.

I generally try to mix my Western influences with more urban ones, but this outfit just worked as full cowgirl.

Spelman attacked Labour's legacy in rural areas, citing the examples of «five rural post offices a week closed under the previous Government» and a 12times hike in fuel duty «hitting rural communities twice as hard as urban ones».

But state accountability systems and the desire to rationalize the lack of quality options have encouraged the elites to compare their affluent suburban districts to the large urban ones in their state.

Studies linking school size, poverty, and student achievement indicate larger schools, particularly urban ones, exacerbate the negative effects of poverty on student learning.

In order to pencil at these values with construction costs rising by double - digits per year, developers are designing more studios and urban one bedrooms with in - line kitchens and treating parking and storage as optional.

Coupled with the industrialization of production in factories, this brought a radical shift in people's lives, from a predominantly rural existence to a predominantly urban one, first in Europe and later elsewhere.

From the beginning, there has been a politics of division and neglect — dividing rural voters from urban ones or squabbling between northern local authorities, or everyone from the political elite doing their best to either ignore outside voices or proclaim their own powerlessness in the face of Whitehall and Osborne.

A number of the targeted parks are tourism engines in financially strapped rural areas or the only places for outdoor recreation near urban ones.

Plaintiffs claimed that this particular diversion of funds deprives school districts, poor urban ones especially, of the ability to provide a «thorough and efficient educational system.»

Some school districts tried to make up for that with local salary supplements, particularly wealthier urban ones.

What are your thoughts on the difference between the Fire Island rural context and New York City urban one?

And as Africa shifts from a primarily rural society to an increasingly urban one, more of its people will be living middle class lifestyles that require more electricity in their homes and workplaces.

It turns out that the 42 pairs of stations is the ONLY time in the paper that solely rural stations are compared to solely urban ones.

Whether it's a rural community — though Riverhead is hardly the outpost it used to be — or a more urban one, the dynamics are pretty much the same.

Rural roads are also not as well - engineered as urban ones; when people drive faster on the former, the chances of severe injuries in crashes and the likelihood of death increases

This is partly because people assume that affluent suburbs must be high achieving and partly because state accountability results inflate achievement by comparing affluent suburban school districts with large urban ones.

JPS is the state's second largest district, the only urban one and is about 97 % Black.

Eighty - four percent of the rural congregations were strongly denominational, while just under half (49 percent) of the urban ones were.

Development of national economies typically involved shifts from subsistence farming to «more efficient» methods that released labor from the rural sector to the urban one.

The warped statistics will also mean the boundary changes review coming next year will redraw Britain's electoral map in favour of the Conservatives, enlarging rural constituencies and shrinking the total number of the urban ones with mobile populations that usually favour Labour.

Now on to the look - quite an urban one - featuring my dream bag as a teenager.

That urban one is awesome!

My Breakfast at Tiffany's moment isn't an urban one.

Although it is interesting to note that there is a legend (perhaps an urban one) director Bob Clark (Porky's, Baby Geniuses) claimed to have developed an idea for a sequel similar to this film set on Halloween that he passed on to Carpenter, which became the impetus for Halloween itself.

In fact, that's precisely what this study by Bruce Baker and colleagues says the Title I formula is doing — sending too much money to rural states and too little to urban ones.

They would be as likely to head to rural placements, where there are actual shortages of teachers, as to urban ones, where teachers are being laid off.

Others want any grades to account for whether a school is an urban one with socioeconomic challenges or a suburban one.

Beginning in the mid-18th century, rural and urban one - room wooden schoolhouses dominated what little public education was available in the United States.

It is helpful to already live in a place or have access to a place where a breeding business will be permitted — e.g. a more rural setting rather than an urban one.

For the burgeoning population of the big cities in the United States during the Roaring Twenties, the «Gay 90s» was a symbol of a less chaotic life, of an insulated and prosperous country untouched by world wars, when the population of rural America was still greater than the urban one.

With specially designed light wands, spectators move from a lush tropical jungle to an urban one encountering characters, at times absurd and fantastical amidst fight, flight and displacement.

The boxy, minimal shapes in her canvases are hybrids of the landscapes she divides her time between — the countryside in Quebec and the über - gentrified, urban one of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Except that the urban one has faster - rising costs than the rural one — a key part of why this is even being considered.

How exactly do you suggest one take «analysis based solely on «very rural» locations» to mean it is comparing those stations to urban ones?