The White House cordon sanitaire has permanently altered the urban fabric of Washington, contributing to the suburbanization of the White House.
It contributed to the eclipse of Bergson.
An influx of immigrants and the gentrification of black neighborhoods contributed to the change, the study said, but suburbanization by blacks was even more instrumental.
The steady suburbanization of major food retailers is contributing to the emergence of urban "food deserts," areas within city centers where low-income people have poor access to vegetables, fruits, and other whole foods.
These contribute to the diversity of isoprenoids.
Unlike the other eastern German states, Brandenburg experienced a positive rate of population growth from 1995 to 2000, largely as the result of the suburbanization of the economic activities and population of Berlin.
At the same time that people from rural areas continue to flood into already densely populated cities to find jobs, people whose incomes have risen to the point where they can buy cars are fleeing to the cities' outskirts in a manner not unlike the suburbanization of American cities following World War II.
The shift reflects the growing dispersal of immigrants and the suburbanization of blacks and Hispanics pursuing jobs generated by whites moving to the fringes of metropolitan areas.
For if Las Vegas is a neon shrine to glitz, and Atlantic City a dowdy hybrid of grime and show biz, Foxwoods represents the suburbanization of casino culture.
It's consistent with the national phenomenon of the suburbanization of poverty".
