Sentence examples for pressure for development from inspiring English sources
A map of the 42-square-mile township clearly shows why there is pressure for development.
"The pressure for development of the shoreline for other than fishing-related purposes is huge," he said.
Christmas tree farms also help preserve farmland and green space, particularly near densely populated urban areas where pressure for development is intense.
In addition, pressure for development along the coast is expected to increase, since approximately 85% of California's population lives within 30 miles of the coast.
The result may be increased greenhouse gas emissions, increased air pollution, and increased pressure for development in remote exurban areas that destroys important habitat for native species and ecosystems.
For instance, adding more "diverse goals" to the Wilderness Act in terms of management would open the door for political pressure for development projects in these lands, as we've seen for decades on the "multiple-use" public lands.
Instead, it should reform the commission, which is all that stands between the enormous pressures for development in this city and its priceless architectural heritage.
"My concern is that with Google's concentration in that area, it's going to pull in even more intense pressure for office development, particularly tech office development, in adjacent neighborhoods like the Village and East Village, where we are seeing it happen already," said Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.
In the capital city of Kuala Lumpur, most of the Malay reserve lands are located surrounding town areas; thus, the high demand for land suitable for economic development leads to pressure for further development of Malay reserve land.
This study optimized the high pressure conditions for development of a reduced fat sausage.
A potential advantage of this approach is that new antimicrobials aimed at inhibiting virulence rather than growth may impose weaker selective pressure for the development of antibiotic resistance relative to current antibiotics.
