Sentence examples for industrial settlement from inspiring English sources

ZHANAOZEN, Kazakhstan — Despite the vast wealth of nearby oil fields, this industrial settlement in the desert of western Kazakhstan is a picture of rural poverty.

But in just 150 years of industrial settlement, the runs of wild fish have been reduced to a mere fraction of their historical levels.

But I am optimistic that first-class management, a co-operative work force (incentivised by our worker share ownership scheme and a good industrial settlement), and the freedom for the company to borrow since privatisation, will enable Royal Mail to flourish over the long term, which is good for the British economy.

There, the industrialist Johann Gottlob Nathusius had acquired various estates and was using them to found a sprawling industrial settlement.

Industrial decline from the turn of the 20th century, coupled with the building of Gateshead's first council estate, saw Carr Hill transformed from an industrial settlement into a residential suburb of the Gateshead Council ward of Deckham.

Other important towns are the trading centres of Kindia and Mamou and the industrial settlements of Boké, Fria, and Kamsar.

The other major urban area is that of southern Upper Silesia, a conurbation of mining and industrial settlements stretching some 30 miles (48 km) from Dąbrowa Górnicza to Gliwice.

If the future does belong to India and China, Indonesia, Brazil and Bangladesh, it is not to the showy middle-class and its mimicry of its western mentors, but to the fate of their workers in the industrial settlements of Tangerang, Mirpur and Dharavi.

The fear (the theory went) hadn't been uniform across England: Labour success in the big cities tended to indicate that multicultural metropolitan populations hadn't felt more than a shiver, whereas people in market towns and the old industrial settlements had had the whole fright.

The town has industrial settlements occupying 6% of the municipal area, the urbanized areas are concentrated mainly on the coastline, while the inland presents lower levels of urbanization.

The territory is, for the architect, cartography that observes data, information, traces, market gardens and historic gardens, infrastructure, archaeological sites and industrial settlements, contour lines, environmental dominants, and geological and hydrogeological stratifications.