Sentence examples for rampant development of from inspiring English sources

It feels world's away from the rampant development of Sihanoukville on the mainland.

It's pretty much within the purview of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and even the Tenement Museum to lament the rampant development of the Lower East Side, which threatens to efface and "endanger" the area's immigrant past.

Considering the rampant development of bacterial resistance, the exact role of altered dosing approaches to reduce the problem should be addressed.

In announcing the Keystone XL rejection, President Obama connected curbing the rampant development of fossil fuels to keeping "large parts of the Earth" from becoming "uninhabitable".

Back then the big news was the opening of a posh Four Seasons Resort, which I took as the opening shot for rampant development of an island whose natural beauty had lain untouched beyond a few small inns and guesthouses built into the woodlands and rocks of a landscape that looks across the channel to St. Kitts.

Now, with the departure of the military, travelers have discovered an island that has remained largely free of the rampant development plaguing much of the Caribbean.

Over the course of about 150 trips to all corners of China, he has witnessed rapid urbanization, rampant development, the rise of consumerism and the disappearance of some traditional rural cultures.

While it is not clear that Mr. Stipo enjoys the support of the masses, it is clear that there is some anti-status-quo feeling in the town and that his message of quelling rampant development and stricter enforcement of existing building codes strikes some resonant chords.

McCutcheon soothed the anxieties of the State Building Regulations Committee by persuading them that approval for ICI House need not prelude rampant development: section 214 of the Uniform Planning Regulations entitled the committee to modify rules without amending them.

Ms. Mulji's strangely stranded water buffalo (the one here, in an unanticipated conceptual twist, is American, stuffed by a taxidermist in Rhinbeck, N.Y., because of toxicity concerns about the original in Pakistan) grew out of the artist's exploration of the strangeness of rampant development in a mostly rural, underdeveloped nation.

Attracted by prices that were lower than in Dubai, buyers shifted their investments to the smaller emirates as real estate prices in Dubai, after six years of rampant development, surged 79 percent from the start of 2007 to mid-2008.