Sentence examples for pressure of urbanization from inspiring English sources

Lake areas in Chinese urban fringes are under increasing pressure of urbanization.

But now Maui, too, is changing under the pressure of urbanization, and quickly.

The Flemish environment is under increasing pressure of urbanization, air and water pollution, the fragmentation of the natural landscape and other anthropogenic stressors.

In this paper we examine the conditions and opportunities for establishing a functional green infrastructure under the pressure of urbanization in Addis Ababa and Dar es Salaam.

Analysts say that such tribal fracturing — with members acting independently of sheiks, or even against their will — started emerging about 10 years ago, under the pressure of urbanization and broader education.

However, the pressure of urbanization that has seen the city expand beyond its planned limits into hitherto rural settlements along the urban fringe has today given the city a different character from the once celebrated well planned and beautiful town.

Traditional Arab values were modified in the 20th century by the pressures of urbanization, industrialization, detribalization, and Western influence.

Boy heroes clearly had a hard time surviving the nineteenth-century migration of fairy tales from the communal hearth into the nursery, when oral storytelling traditions, under the pressures of urbanization and industrialization, lost their cross-generational appeal.

Second, as remaining rural communities feel the pressures of urbanization, wildlife conflicts become conflicts not just over wildlife but conflict over larger socio-political concepts such as equity, tradition, private property rights, government control, power, and acceptable forms of knowledge.

An immersive installation comprising matter from New York City trees — including bark, branches, trunks, leaves, and clippings — will assemble a constellation of narratives about the political and economic interests that have both protected and displaced the city's trees under the pressures of urbanization.

Most developed countries have adopted the philosophy of waste minimization as the menu for their SWM systems, but scarcely has this informed policies in developing countries, where pressures of urbanization, land space for waste disposal and wanton destruction of natural resources are creating a bigger challenge (Baud et al. 2001).