Sentence examples for forces of urbanization from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, the urban culture of the city has been changing with the forces of urbanization and globalization and the demand for new buildings and spaces.

If the last century crashed into the forces of urbanization, fragmentation and world war, this one seems to be on an endless, murmuring skid.

But as Reade learns in her journey, in Mongolia the forces of urbanization, modernization, and environmental change may be threatening this sacred ritual.

This research aims to analyze the driving forces of urbanization, agricultural intensification, and greening in five municipalities of the periurban Limmat Valley, near Zurich, Switzerland.

So here's the "yea" side: the forces of urbanization and industrialization unleashed here in the 1970s after the death of Mao Zedong represent a historically singular phase that still has a way to go.

Through three acclaimed books and two dozen essays, Hilderbrand has helped to position landscape architecture's role in reconciling intellectual and cultural traditions with contemporary forces of urbanization and change.

Direct field observations identified real estate developers to be among the principal forces of urbanization-driven land cover change around the city's quechua zone: by constructing planned condominiums ("condominization") for an emerging middle class that demands environmental amenities (Fig. 5), as well as by boosting land prices and thus motivating peri-urban land owners to sell lots (Fig. 6).

"Among forces of change, urbanization will have the most direct, immediate and permanent effects on the extent, condition and health of forests," the study found.

The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), comprising the People's Republic of China (Yunnan PRC), Myanmar, Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, has been taking into account the driving forces of population growth, urbanization, socioeconomy and globalization, and human/social development [ 1– 4].

On the other hand, the demographic transition amounts to the dual transition of mortality and fertility in response to forces of change including urbanization, economic development and cultural change, individualism, secularism, self-fulfillment, and changes in attitudes about and values related to family life.

Rural migrants have grown into an important new social stratum of China, particularly as a sizeable component of industrial workers in China and a driving force for urbanization.