Sentence examples for emerging towns from inspiring English sources

Anticipating St. Francis of Assisi, Valdes adopted a life of poverty and evangelism, and the movement grew in the newly emerging towns of Europe.

Other emerging towns challenged Pittsburgh.

In the early 19th century, the terrain of the Chickasaw Bluffs provided promising locations for a harbor on the Mississippi River for both emerging towns.

Due to the rapid urbanization, most township hospitals were also called CHCs in order to respond the rapidly rising health needs in emerging towns.

Meanwhile, officials in the Republika Srpska are already touting the emerging town, which is slated for completion in 2014, as a major tourist attraction.

The crown's control over trade in the towns, especially the emerging newer towns towards the end of the 15th century that lacked central civic government, was increasingly weaker, making chartered status less relevant as more trade occurred from private properties and took place all year around.

Officials hope the low-cost airlines will become a lifeline for emerging resort towns.

A study of demographic patterns, polling data and statistics from the recent European elections indicates that the so-called superdiversity emerging in towns and cities will have a massive impact on future results.

Following fraudulent elections in 2005, the government initiated "Operation Murambatsvina", an effort to crack down on illegal markets and slums emerging in towns and cities, leaving a substantial section of urban poor homeless.

At first, attempts were made to clear the emerging shanty town, but ultimately true to form, the Danish government allowed it to stand as a social experiment.

Today Beauvais is an administrative centre and emerging university town that benefited from a wave of industrialization in the postwar years, linked to the decentralization of Paris-based firms.