Sentence examples for implications of urbanisation from inspiring English sources

Most environmentalists are dismayed at this trend, and worry about the implications of urbanisation for air pollution, resource consumption and so on.

We first met at a book launch – I told her I had been using her OU programme on Mexico City with bishops who were trying to understand the theological implications of urbanisation and globalisation.

"Greater attention should be given to the implications of urbanisation and ageing, particularly in key regions of the world, including China, India, the US and the EU," they concluded.

This paper fleshes out and teases apart the implications of rapid urbanisation on sustainable development of Africa.

The implications of such rapid urbanisation are worrying environmentalists.

This brings us back to the issue of urbanisation.

Most are landlocked; most have low rates of urbanisation.

Central to India's sustainable development agenda are the issues of urbanisation and urban mobility.

Francesc Muñoz, professor of urbanisation at Barcelona's Universitat Autònoma, goes further.

This, however, is still insufficient to cope with the speed of urbanisation.

"We can expect no slowing down of urbanisation over the next 30 years.