Sentence examples for hinterland development from inspiring English sources

Thus, cities' population trajectories are not independent but rather is reinforced or runs contrary to the hinterland development.

Kia's site, though not in the eastern hinterland, will bring development closer to it.

It's an everyday tale of the British film industry, where projects not infrequently spiral off into some development hinterland whence they struggle to emerge.

In the intervening years, Seaham was the heart of the coal industry, with shafts extending deep beneath the North Sea and a hinterland desecrated by development.

Scenario B - Shift to the hinterland – 'Green' tourist development.

New long-range guns firing high-explosive shells could easily reach Gibraltar from across the bay or in the Spanish hinterland, while the development of torpedoes meant that ships at anchor in the bay were also vulnerable.

However, the large increase of intensively used agricultural land suggests that condominization is just one part of a globalization-driven land or environmental change, which entails risks and opportunities for the entire hinterland's sustainable development (Coy, 2010; Marchant, 2010; Zimmerer, 2006).

Consequently, rural urban planners and policy makers are challenged to focus on the manifold impacts of globalization on human land use – at all altitudinal belts of the Andean city's hinterland: toward sustainable mountain development that bridges the social and physical gaps – from the bottom up.

Therefore, development in the hinterland that alters the fluvial sediment input from those local rivers could have significant effects on the coast.

An assumption underpinning China's investment policy is that connecting the hinterland to transport should support its development.

The Norfolk Coast Partnership, a grouping of conservation and environmental bodies, divide the coast and its hinterland into three zones for tourism development purposes.