Sentence examples for its megacities from inspiring English sources

China's economy is growing at a rapid 7%, and its megacities are bearing the brunt of this breakneck growth.

Africa is still enduring one of the most severe droughts on record, has 500 million hectares of degraded land, 300 million people without access to clean and safe water, and millions migrating to its megacities.

Rather, it is confident that when it finally launches its MegaCity in 2013 its customers will be content to charge the car themselves.

In a country that can barely keep up with its exploding megacities — where electricity, clean water, and safety are rarely assured for hundreds of millions — how does a pop-up tent city manage to run so smoothly?

The Hong Kong case which gets far more attention than any of the others also encompasses its mainland megacity twin, Shenzhen.

That said, any explanation for how Monterrey, with just over one million people, has managed to keep pace with its capital megacity counterpart also has to highlight what Diego refers to as the city's "entrepreneurial spirit".

The resulting series, "China," is a historical document of a country as its villages turn into cities; its cities into megacities.

BMW is hoping its zero-emissions Megacity Vehicle and GM its EN-V (Electric Networked-Vehicle) will become big sellers in Asia's big cities.

With its rainforest, favelas and megacities, Brazil is a huge piece of the puzzle for many of the world's biggest sustainability goals, and the country has loomed large in environmental discussions since it held the Rio+20 climate talks in 2012.

Grab said it plans to work with its new investor "to create a more efficient transport network that will ease traffic congestion in Southeast Asia's megacities" and help its drivers increase their income.

By 2030, the UN's population division predicts Johannesburg will be one of six megacities in Africa, its sprawling urban area home to 11.6 million people.