Значения термина live in neighborhoods на английском

The anti-Westway people are mainly those who live in neighborhoods that will adjoin the project if and when it gets built.

At least two thirds of Cairo's population live in neighborhoods that have sprung up since 1950, mostly devoid of planning or control.

Married participants tended to live in neighborhoods with lower poverty, population density, and availability of all types of food and physical activity amenities.

City governments often lack figures for how many people live in neighborhoods targeted for demolition, but they can document their destruction with precision.

That's because Blacks tend to live in neighborhoods that are mostly Black while many whites live in neighborhoods that are overwhelmingly white, she says.

Conversely, participants living in neighborhoods with higher unemployment rate were more exposed.

They were compared to women who lived in neighborhoods with similar rates of poverty.

For all-cause and breast-cancer specific mortality, living in neighborhoods with more Blacks was associated with lower mortality among black women, but higher mortality among Whites.