Sentence examples for intense metropolitan from inspiring English sources

I can remember vividly how people responded when I told them I was moving out of one of the most intellectually and culturally intense metropolitan areas in the world and that I'd be a living about a half hour out of the nearest city with only Indian reservation and mountains between.

Intense traffic in big metropolitan areas have helped create a new market for on-demand delivery by couriers on motor bikes.

The spatial pattern of biogenic ozone contribution diagnosed from OSAT differs from the brute force zero-out sensitivity results, with the former more smoothly distributed and the latter exhibiting peak impacts near metropolitan regions with intense anthropogenic NOx emissions.

A correlation between a substantial number of imported cases of disease in metropolitan France and an intense epidemic in French overseas territories was observed with the dengue epidemic in the French West Indies in 2001 (20 ) and with the chikungunya epidemic on Reunion Island in 2006 (21 ).

The conservation of biodiversity in Latin American metropolitan areas is threatened by the intense land-use and -cover change.

According to Fiona MacCarthy, the furious response "was all the more intense" because De Waal was now part of "fashionable metropolitan art culture".

One plausible explanation is that Metro North is a metropolitan area and disease transmission there may be more intense than in the whole state, which covers a considerable rural population.

Climate models project that extreme heat events will become more frequent and intense and of longer duration in the decades ahead (GCRP 2009), especially in the higher latitudes, affecting large metropolitan areas in the Northeast and Midwest where populations are less well adapted (Luber and McGeehin 2008).

Tornadoes were scattered that day until early evening, when an intense tornadic cell (a supercell that has produced or is capable of producing a tornado) tracked near the Little Rock metropolitan area and a tornado emergency was declared for Vilonia, Arkansas.

One limitation of the study is that the findings were drawn from metropolitan based doctors where it is likely that competition for the provision of medical services is most intense.

Attendance at many Pentecostal churches in the New York metropolitan region is dropping, church officials say, as more young people insist on speaking English, despite maintaining an intense relationship to Hispanic culture.