metropolitan area

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A more formal term for a large city and its surrounding areas.

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  • The Tokyo metropolitan area is the most populous in the world.
  • The city's metropolitan area has experienced rapid population growth.
  • Many companies are relocating to the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area.
  • Living in a metropolitan area offers numerous cultural opportunities.
  • A new high-speed rail line will connect the major cities within the metropolitan area.
  • Many people commute from the suburbs into the central metropolitan area for work.
  • Housing costs tend to be significantly higher within a major metropolitan area.
  • The government plans to invest heavily in public transport within the metropolitan area.
  • The recent census revealed a surprising population shift in the metropolitan area.
  • Property prices in this metropolitan area have steadily increased over the last decade.
  • The study focuses on the environmental challenges facing the entire metropolitan area.
  • Environmental concerns are growing due to pollution in the densely populated metropolitan area.
  • The city has grown into a sprawling metropolitan area over the last fifty years.
  • The new airport will serve the entire metropolitan area and beyond.
  • Job opportunities are more diverse in a large metropolitan area compared to rural regions.
  • A comprehensive study was conducted on the economic impact of the tech industry in the metropolitan area.
  • I live just outside the official boundaries of the metropolitan area.
  • She prefers the quiet life of the countryside over the hustle and bustle of a metropolitan area.
  • Urban planners are designing new sustainable transport solutions for the metropolitan area.
  • Emergency services are optimized to respond quickly across the vast metropolitan area.