Sentence examples for urban progress from inspiring English sources

Today, urban progress is identified with cultural, not mechanical, production.

The rapid urban progress Sutphen witnessed, in short, raised the prospect of it all falling apart.

The High Line represents a new kind of urban progress utterly consistent with the original rediscovery of SoHo, for instance, or the settlement of Dumbo.

There are also, however, a growing middle class of Ugandans and visible signs of urban progress, such as good housing around the outskirts of towns.

Call it fashion or chiffon sociology, dismiss it as life's light comedy, dress his mission up or down any way you like, but Bill's beat is first and foremost a seven-day-a-week purgatory in what passes for urban progress: overcrowded sidewalks, smokers in exile, bus whooping coughs, sirens -- the noise! the noise!

He saw it not only as a means to bring urban progress to the countryside but also as an economic stimulus in itself, as a link between European and Asiatic Russia, and as a way of making Russia the chief intermediary between western Europe and the Far East.

The impacts of the urban centers on urban expansion gradually declined with the urbanization progress.

In cities undergoing urban revitalization, progress can often be a costly benefit, particularly for residents living right in the midst of the changes.

As this big urban project progressed, attention turned to the nearby area of Katendrecht, an area with a troublesome history ( van der Ent 2015).

If more people were exposed to the plight of the urban poor, more progress could be made.

Industrial heritage provides one of the most important records of urban development and progress of human civilization in the last two centuries.