Sentence examples for urban disarray from inspiring English sources
Crime, much of it drug-related, and urban disarray increased, accelerating in some quarters a never quite disguised racism.
But as the population grew — it is now estimated at one million — and some of the competition for land and jobs grew violent, Ciudad Guayana has become emblematic of a new kind of urban disarray.
Decades of rapid decline threw Detroit's physical urban structure into disarray, and resulted with centrally located business district, closely surrounded by largely vacant neighbourhoods (Fig. 1).
The office of David Doig, a real estate developer, in an 11-story building just west of the Bishop Ford Expressway at 111th Street, affords a view of economic disarray fit for an urban archaeologist — and the contours of Chicago's consumer future.
While many other urban school systems had their struggles, Cleveland's disarray was nothing short of spectacular.
But for Gutierrez, the projects are part of a long-running dedication to working within the Tijuana reality: Creating new types of bricks out of recycled local materials, designing a house that can be cheaply made with pressed earth, and working on urban improvement projects that have the aim of tackling disarray one sliver at a time.
Bank executives argue that some of the criticism has taken on some aspects of urban legend, especially the notion that the bank was in disarray because the main backup for its computer center in Lower Manhattan was at another location in Lower Manhattan.
And we haven't even heard the new EP yet – a split-EP with fellow experimental Canuck D'Eon – because the PR didn't manage to send us the SoundCloud link in time, but no matter because the titles – Orphia, Vanessa, Crystal Ball, Urban Twilight, Hedra – put the "icing" into enticing, and the "oh!" into disorder and disarray.
