Sentence examples for large conurbations from inspiring English sources

Nottingham and other cities taking part sit at the centre of large conurbations.

As these are large conurbations, any attempt to take them back by force is likely to incur major civilian casualties.

In one corner, Kaiju — scaly monsters that rise from a cleft in the ocean floor and lay waste to large conurbations.

Without a vigorous party organisation in most of Britain's large conurbations, the Tories have abdicated the job of challenging Labour in many places to the Liberal Democrats.

Typically, traffic in large conurbations is regulated by an expensive and complex traffic management centre.

"One of the government's guidelines is that large conurbations should not join up and this is just going to make it go that much nearer.

It is comparable to that of Amsterdam city proper (though it is more than twice as high as that of the Greater Amsterdam agglomeration) and perhaps is closest to that of Greater Paris, which consists of a large conurbation around the city proper.

More famous for its oil prospectors than green entrepreneurs, it is home to a surprisingly large conurbation of algae start-ups.

11 The Randstad region is a large conurbation which is composed of four major Dutch cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, and Utrecht) and their hinterlands.

Such research, which calls attention to the increased contamination of soils and plants in areas contaminated by mining activities or in large conurbation areas, has been performed worldwide [14 18].

"London is basically like any other large conurbation on the planet.