Sentence examples for conurbations are from inspiring English sources

Today just over 100 conurbations are losing people.

Some councils and groups of authorities in conurbations are doing deals with the government.

She said that in the UK the "conurbations are not appropriate for local television, they are not big enough".

Asia's conurbations are transforming faster than ever, with their geographies and populations doubling in less than 10 years.

"But one of the obvious things about the UK is that our conurbations are not appropriate for local television, they are not big enough.

By putting councils and CCGs in joint charge of a single pool of money, Greater Manchester's proposed board would do just that.The second positive trend is that regional conurbations are becoming more powerful.

The great chafe of suburbia was its proximity to the city, while the lament of the bigger conurbations is their sense of alienation.

Typically, traffic in large conurbations is regulated by an expensive and complex traffic management centre.

Major conurbations were identified from the 2001 census (Table 1).

The temperature effect across conurbations was not heterogeneous (P for interaction 0.43).

These conurbations were the focus of ozone and heat exposure studies.