Sentence examples for processes of gentrification from inspiring English sources

When galleries move into a neighbourhood are they simply "artwashing" the inegalitarian processes of gentrification?

The eviction was dropped, and the coalition, Bizim Kiez, continues to challenge processes of gentrification, modernisation and expulsion.

It also accelerated processes of gentrification and expulsion of the poor, as city-centre land became more and more lucrative.

But by the 1980s homes in Atlanta neighborhoods had begun a slow process of regaining value — and the more controversial processes of gentrification, which can raise a neighborhood's property values but also displace lower-income residents.

In this paper, processes of gentrification are assessed in relation to non-commercial farming: the production of agricultural commodities without the intent of earning a living.

So, we need to underline the close relationship between the processes of gentrification and commercialisation, which take place in central areas of the city or in the regeneration of ex-industrial areas, and the pedestrianisation of some roads, the presence of security cameras, the creation of an urban setting that encourages people to spend time outside.

Ironic style distances the process of gentrification by putting it in inverted commas.

Global political movements against the process of gentrification are thus, perhaps, caught in a loop.

The area has experienced a particularly painful process of gentrification in the past decade.

But the reverse process of gentrification has made inner London now the playground of the rich – and the super-rich.

But as one member later admitted: "we recognised that the [anti-gentrification] exhibit itself furthered the process of gentrification by advancing the neighbourhood's artworldliness".