Sentence examples for developing outskirts from inspiring English sources

That romantic vision of lions will never be realized again, especially on the developing outskirts of Nairobi.

As an attempt to bring avant-garde ideas to high-rise housing, the development is impressive, but at another level it's not unlike the gated apartment compounds that now fill much of Beijing's rapidly developing outskirts.

"But it's unknown" in the scientific community, even though "incredible recreational fisheries have been developed" on its outskirts.

In July, authorities announced a 810-hectare, £2.9bn Tibetan Culture theme park, currently being developed on the outskirts of Lhasa.

The results show that with the increasing number of floorspace developed on the outskirts, more residents and employers are relocating there and sub-centers are formed to divide the service of central Beijing.

Mr. Pineda has also begun developing a stretch of land on the outskirts of the town, which he hopes might become a small industrial park.

Pedestrianising shopping streets raising prices of parking and licences and developing underground facilites on the city's outskirts has seen city-centre parking spaces shrink and the proportion of people driving to work fall from 22%to16%6%.

"The tent cities and makeshift communities that will grow up on the outskirts of cities, like in the developing world, will be the places to go for a proper party," he said.

The six proxy indicators identified in this study and methodology developed for calculating the composite index is potentially useful for an objective assessment of ecohydrology of an urbanising landscape and thus for developing effective urban planning of future cities and their outskirts.

Rocky planets like Earth, Mars and Venus tend to form relatively close to their parent star, while gas giants like Jupiter develop in the cooler outskirts of the planetary system.

Otherwise, though, it was developing into a game of no definition on a grey day in the outskirts of Manchester.