That development has led to widespread calls for an overhaul.
Development has led to new resentments and torn apart families.
The city's industrial development has led to rapid population growth.
India's basic power problem is that the country's rapid development has led demand to far outstrip supply.
Despite a culling of Victorian buildings between the 1940s and 70s, the sheer scale of development has led a much higher survival rate.
A continuing lack of European venture capital, particularly for start-ups moving beyond their early development, has led many local founders to seek out American investment.
Scientists have long been aware of problems in the lagoon, where residential and commercial development has led to declining water quality and loss of habitat.
The mere existence of that enterprise underscores how badly the American proclivity for development has led the economy astray, while also affirming the sheer ingenuity of that proclivity.
Whoever is at fault, there's no escaping India's basic power problem: the country's rapid development has led demand to far outstrip supply.
In the South Bronx, for instance, since 1999 a large increase in privately financed development has led to a tripling of the prices of vacant lots that were once representative of a burned-out, depressed region.
That several products are already in development has led Jeff Abramowitz, president of the Wireless LAN Association, a trade group, to caution that the change could lead to a plethora of consumer products that run under different systems.
