Sentence examples for areas spurred from inspiring English sources
However, the exceptional migration of people towards few urban areas spurred geographers and planners to formulate new terms to describe human settlement landscapes.
This effect is more pronounced in the development of new urban areas spurred by new subway stations, where the speed and importance of the population settlement diminishes as distance increases.
Furthermore, the application of biomedical research to solve vexing problems has led to the creation of new fields of scientific inquiry and expansion of other areas spurring innovation [ 9, 10].
But with the 1921 opening of the Douglas Aircraft Company here and then the end of World War II and the Korean War, a residential building boom swept the area, spurred by demand from Douglas employees and returning military pilots.
The knowledge of the area spurred Fritz R. Huitfeldt to pinpoint the location of the new hill, together with Hans Krag.
This, combined with renewed border disputes, particularly in the River Plate (Río de la Plata, literally "Silver River") area, spurred Argentina to move forward with plans for their own battleships.
After the war ended, service members returned to the area, spurring an enormous population explosion which dwarfed the 1920s boom.
New York preceded most cities in experiencing the historic drop in crime that has swept across America's urban areas and spurred an economic renaissance in many once-devastated neighborhoods.
In the early 20th century, the city took over the area and spurred residential development by building streets and installing a streetcar route along Morris Park Avenue.
Its presence has attracted many software firms to the Seattle area and spurred much infrastructure development, including the construction of reliable broadband fibre-optic networks.
The controlled hunt in this densely populated area has spurred controversy among residents and people who consider hunting cruel, who have urged the county to find other ways to control the deer population.
