Sentence examples for larger conurbations from inspiring English sources

Nor does he ignore the implications of the Gini coefficient, which indicates that widening inequality may be an ineluctable aspect of larger and larger conurbations.

In addition, the reliance on self-reported information introduces the possibility of recall bias and reporting error, and even after combining nine surveys the relatively small study size limited the extent of the analyses so that the recognized lower screening uptake in larger conurbations such as London [ 10, 11] could not be confirmed.

The migration of people from small, often isolated and genetically quite uniform communities to larger conurbations has led to a decline in endogamous and consanguineous marriage and to increased rates of marriage between partners from different geographical, ethnic, religious and social backgrounds [ 2, 3].

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

But it is failing to make the most of its largest conurbations.

With Tourcoing and Roubaix, Lille forms one of the largest conurbations in France.

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

From 1950 to 1955 only ten of the world's largest conurbations lost people, according to the UN (see chart).

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

With one of the world's fastest-growing metropolitan populations, São Paulo is also the largest city of the Southern Hemisphere and one of the largest conurbations in the world.

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.