Sentence examples for development in the vicinity from inspiring English sources

"That stadium will be a linchpin to the future economic development in the vicinity," Mr. Fleury added.

The built-up land development in the vicinity of the drainage channels within the urban area causes increase in channel runoff.

The simulated maps illustrate a new wave of suburban development in the vicinity of Tehran at the western border of the metropolis during the next decades.

Test specimens were loaded in quasi-static cycles with successively increasing loads, and damage development in the vicinity of the bolt holes was detected using different methods such as strain measurements, acoustic emission, X-ray and microscopic examination.

In effect, Santiago's modern transit infrastructure is undercapitalized, there are many areas with little or no development in the vicinity of Metro and BRT stations that could be densified providing housing to the growing population, and hopefully even turned into sub centres with urban equipment, servicing the poorer areas, thus diminishing social and spatial segregation.

Riders almost universally love the seven-stop ferry service, and the city has bet $9 million in subsidies that over a three-year contract, the service will win converts and prompt development in the vicinities of five ferry landings along the reviving industrial waterfront in Greenpoint, Williamsburg and Long Island City, Queens.

It was found that residential developments and population growth in the vicinity of the new subway stations have been greater in the outer areas of Madrid than in the city center and Madrid's satellite towns.

There has been some residential development in the immediate vicinity, but very little of the affordable housing that was promised.

While this is a moderate decrease, it still represents a trend towards less tree cover and more suburban development in the immediate vicinity of a large city, which is likely to result in worsening air quality and negative impacts on wildlife and opportunities for public recreation in suburban forests in the near future.

They thought they were vulnerable due to the industrial development that was in the vicinity.

"There are several development opportunities right in the vicinity, and as the economy recovers, I think Citygarden will make those sites a lot more attractive," said Barbara Geisman, the city's executive director of development.