Sentence examples for unregulated development from inspiring English sources
But it has become increasingly threatened by unregulated development and environmental pollution.
The government declared Sirince a historic site 15 years ago to protect it from the unregulated development transforming villages throughout the Aegean region into eyesores.
The quality of life for many citizens actually declined in the 1990s owing to problems created by unregulated development and the AIDS epidemic.
For more than 30 years, the act has been broadly interpreted as shielding everything from large navigable rivers and lakes to seasonal streams and "prairie potholes" from pollution and unregulated development.
The new legislation goes beyond existing conversion rights, allowing developers to raze buildings and build new homes without planning permission – sparking fears of an imminent deluge of unregulated development.
The abundance of ancient monuments, both seen (like the tomb of Cecilia Metella or the catacombs) and unseen (because they're on private property), should also preclude unregulated development under Italian law.
Cancer poses danger because of its unregulated growth, development of resistance, and metastatic spread to vital organs.
Additionally, the results show environmental sustainability in the Lebanese coastal area is severely undermined by unplanned and unregulated physical development resulting in huge impact on the bio-physical environment.
Thus, cells with positional information can have powerful morphogenic activity, which, if unregulated, could lead to dangerous consequences such as uncontrolled cell growth during cancer development (Cheng et al., 2005; Ruiz i Altaba et al., 2007).
Unchecked development, and the widespread, unregulated pumping of groundwater throughout Siem Reap city, has raised concerns that the temples, including the world's largest religious monument, Angkor Wat, could crack or crumble if too much water is drained away.
One is a slow-growing regulated natural gas distribution business in Michigan that is providing the cash to fund the growth of the other, which is an unregulated exploration and development effort.
