Sentence examples for regional transformation from inspiring English sources
The third proposition, of regional transformation, was highly speculative before, and remains so.
The expansion is part of a 15-year regional transformation that has provided the Northeast corridor with an important economic cushion during the recent downturn.
It's in Pakistan where Modi faces the greatest challenges with a trade-led regional policy, but one that could deliver huge regional transformation if realized.
As this open-ended framework is designed to enable a larger regional transformation, continuity and re-centering, its impacts at a city and regional scale are ever-evolving.
As Arab regimes try to weather popular discontent, they will be far happier with the State Department's postwar scheme for regional stability than with the Pentagon hawks' notions about regional transformation -- especially if Iraq's oil is used by the Americans to rebuild Iraq and not to undermine OPEC.
Mark Muro, a Brookings planning expert, said that in the absence of government investment, like that made in Europe and Asia, smart American metro areas, like Seattle, have designed regional transformation plans with impressive private and nonprofit collegiality, "rather than simply beg for aid through the usual siloed channels".
"In a way, the US-British invasion of Iraq was the unintentional catalyst for a lot of these regional transformations," argues Hokayem, who did not support the war but is a fierce critic of vacillating US responses to Syria compared to the strategic approach taken by Iran and Russia.
On a regional scale, transformation of vegetation coincided with phases of climate moistening.
In the late Middle Miocene (~11.6 Ma), the rudiment of CCS was developed by a regional tectonic transformation in the eastern part of the basin.
The extended regional minima transformation is applied to evaluate the spatial relation of the stained brown objects to their neighboring environment.
We assess how political and geographic constraints affect regional settlement transformations, while also accounting for uncertainty in the archaeological data.
