How to pronounce “neighborhoods”(noun) in English

neighborhoods they could live.

neighborhoods in the City of Chicago, my long track record of advocacy.

neighborhoods if all the kids in the families are constantly leaving the neighborhood and running away from the neighborhood.

neighborhoods no technology was not the problem but neither was it the ultimate answer deep down smog remained a problem

Whole neighborhoods looked like the moon.

certain neighborhoods where there far more single people and people who live alone than others.

and neighborhoods, I mean, you've got the Orthodox Jewish community, you've got the Chinese, you've got the Dominicans, you've got the Puerto Ricans, you've got the hipsters,

the neighborhoods from very, very different people.

poor neighborhoods, and what your plan is in your first 100 days as mayor and long term as mayor to really curb --

class neighborhoods, and two of the poorest neighborhoods in Toronto, a housing project and a place for mostly new immigrants called Jamestown.

in neighborhoods, and on campuses, and in companies across the world to help make interfaith cooperation a social norm.

And in many neighborhoods, where you don't necessarily feel comfortable calling in your local police force, calling in this trusted intermediary who

So people live in neighborhoods.

They live in these neighborhoods.

centers in neighborhoods, surrounded by civilians, in houses.

There's Indian neighborhoods.

So there are neighborhoods that are administrative units in the UK.

local kind of neighborhoods that's a microcosm of that place.

You stay in neighborhoods and go to the places-- the farmers' markets that they what would shop as well.

They don't improve neighborhoods.

Children from wealthier neighborhoods do extremely well on these exams; in fact they would out perform any country.

Whereas children from poorer neighborhoods do much worse than any of the wealthy countries.

So the wealthier neighborhoods they have far more money to spend on education, better learning facilities, everything is quite strong there.

Children from the poorest neighborhoods should not have the worst opportunities for learning.

public education in the neighborhoods; public safety; access to affordable housing.

in our neighborhoods.

Shanghai these were our neighborhoods these were our neighbors this this guy

so as neighborhoods are getting redeveloped Dwayne is putting in um he's putting in um cafes and they're they're

lot of neighborhoods so Santa Monica did as I did with a lot of businesses decided to do this and a couple of the

And the kids from these neighborhoods, they probably have a 50% graduation rate, maybe a 30% matriculation rate into college.

They want to live in neighborhoods where they can live and work and play and shop and go to bars and great restaurants right in the city.

So we live in nice neighborhoods.

We see evidence that in neighborhoods, people will move in next to people of the same race, next to people of similar socioeconomic status.

It happened in whole numbers of neighborhoods throughout the city, but it also happened in the downtown core.

about how to defend their neighborhoods.

Because even though there are neighborhoods that don't have that much money, there's still enough money to buy junk.

look around at schools in neighborhoods like this even around here uh by and

And if all of the neighborhoods had the same level of public transit access as those ones in yellow, as those really low ones with good transit access--

It attracts from all sorts of neighborhoods and all sorts of angle.

in housing projects in poor neighborhoods in America and ask mothers and grandmothers what it is that they're most afraid of, chances are they will say that it's peer pressure.

I also have the heart for the neighborhoods of the City of Chicago.

even it was very poor neighborhoods well what happened in Bogota well it was

configurations emerge from specific workplaces or neighborhoods.

they're living in homes and building neighborhoods that are basically kid dominated and so it's like there's really interesting other experiences

And sometimes we'd cut across many different neighborhoods.

I mean, in neighborhoods, you'll find pools at every single home.

to reach kids in some of the toughest neighborhoods in the country, you can deliver outstanding results.

like to arrange a festival that involves all of the surrounding neighborhoods.

And there's another girl who plants trees in crap neighborhoods that are very industrial.