Sentence examples for urban crowding from inspiring English sources

Some liken the programme to England's garden city movement, which emerged in the 1890s to counteract urban crowding and pollution.

It is at least as old as the Industrial Revolution and the accompanying rise of factories, cheap manufactured goods and urban crowding.

— For many Americans, the basic compact car stands as a matter of sacrifice — to financial constraints, to fuel economy demands, to the exigencies of urban crowding.

The resulting urban crowding has been held in check mostly by out-migration, especially to Guam, Saipan, Hawaii, and the west coast of the United States, where employment opportunities are better.

The era had begun in 1972 with considerable hope for political change, as Tanaka Kakuei, a self-made politician who defied the usual LDP bureaucratic model, sought to address the problems of pollution and urban crowding by calling for a redistribution of industry throughout the Japanese islands.

Penturbia asserted that high costs and urban crowding would drive the middle class out of cities and suburbs.

THE CROWD Casual urban crowd.

THE CROWD Casual urban crowd, many older people, large groups and families.

The punkish, urban crowd lapped it up like bloodthirsty hounds themselves.

Electrified for tough urban crowds, they harked back to the rural South and to West Africa.

Finally, urban crowd flux in Beijing, China were estimated using our method and the spatio-temporal characteristics of flux is analyzed.