Sentence examples for countryside gained from inspiring English sources

Retail sales in the cities increased 13.9% in April from the same time last year, to 633.0 billion yuan ($92.8 billion), while retail sales in the countryside gained 16.7%, to 301.4 billion yuan ($44.2 billion).

For the first time since the onset of industrialization, the countryside begins to gain population and the cities begin to lose it.

The cocaine industry boomed and Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla movement, gained traction in the countryside.

"The regime started using its air power in June because the rebels had gained control of the countryside.

As might be expected, none of this has helped the battle against the Communist New People's Army, which has gained considerable strength in the countryside.

Now that 15 years have passed since the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 gained assent, he reckons it could be time to look again.

While urbanites watch the cities grow at astonishing speed, their brothers (often literally) in the countryside live much as they did 49 years ago when Kenya finally gained independence from Britain.

Mr Bo had enjoyed reminding people of the days of the Cultural Revolution by sending volunteers into the countryside and giving rousing speeches about China's communist past - moves that gained him many left-wing supporters.

When the Mongols invaded Vietnam in 1284, the Vietnamese Marshal Tran Hung Dao, commanding the loyalty of the countryside, used guerrilla tactics and gained a peace on his terms.

However, Hammond has gained a widespread respect that most of his predecessors lacked, despite taking on a brief including inflation-busting fare rises, a countryside-gouging high-speed rail project and a dire airport policy.

When these paper toys gained popularity in England in the early 1800's, they were meant to reproduce, on a much smaller scale, the large wooden tableaux carted from town to town in the countryside.