Sentence examples for outward development from inspiring English sources

Houston is also, famously, largely unregulated: zoning laws are minimal, and the unceasing outward development has, with official permission, drastically inhibited drainage.

Undesirable urban features include unlimited outward development; "leapfrog" expansion of new, low-density developments; uncoordinated planning; and large-scale conversion of open space, farm lands, and environmentally sensitive lands to urban uses (Burchell et al. 2000; Downs, 2005).

For example, environmentalist groups, such as the Sierra Club, believe uncontrolled outward development is irresponsible and that poorly planned development destroys space, increases traffic, and puts undue pressure on infrastructure facilities (Sierra Club 2001).

The upward and outward development of a city is inherent to its continued growth, but what of its people, and its small neighborhoods quilted together to make up the larger part.

Sheldon knew, however, that the teleostean forebrain walls bend outward during development, and he understood that if this eversion would be the whole story, the process would lead to a mediolateral reversal of the cell masses in the teleostean pallium, relative to their orientation in evaginated forebrains, which would be incompatible with his interpretation.

At the end of the nineteenth century, Gage (1893) advanced the theory that the unusual configuration of the actinopterygian forebrain is due to the fact that its lateral walls fold outward during development, whereas in all other vertebrates an inward bending or inversion of the lateral telencephalic walls occurs.

This observation is significant because both human and murine mammary gland development proceeds in this manner, by the outward growth of terminal end buds into the mammary fat pad (reviewed in (29, 30)).

Attracting FDI has been key drivers for Kenya and other developing countries, in its outward-oriented development strategy improving economic status (Kayonga 2008).

To succeed with such an outward-oriented development strategy in other countries, development officials need to ask hard-headed questions about what advantages and disadvantages their country offers, build on their advantages, and remedy some of the disadvantages.

By constantly pushing development outward, local officials have created a nearly impossible set of challenges for the Harris County Flood Control District.

A lot of development sprawls outward instead of upward, we're running out of developable land and housing is at a premium.