Sentence examples for wave of urbanization from inspiring English sources
Yet reading this material today, it is clear that the city cohered negatively, in reaction to a wave of urbanization and the rise of techno-scientific claims to urban analysis and planning.
An accelerated wave of urbanization and the rapid population growth are brutally transmuting the urban fabric of Dhaka city, Bangladesh.
This research identifies a new wave of urbanization in which a reformulated state-society relationship has given rise to a new landscape of urban redevelopment.
On the ground, however, the new wave of urbanization is well under way.
During the same period a huge wave of urbanization and industrialization in emerging markets contributed to the growth of the global consumer class (which includes people with disposable income exceeding $10 per day).
This massive wave of urbanization is expected to take a heavy environmental toll; research shows that cities consume 75percentt of the world's energy and are responsible for 80percentt of greenhouse gas emissions.
The crucial difference between previous and current waves of urbanization is that for those urbanizing rapidly in the 21st century, the burden of NCD will fall primarily on the poor, and will affect people at younger ages than in developed countries [ 5].
The recent wave of rapid urbanization generated a specific form of urban development called a 'city village', characterized by the dual urban-rural structure and it initially accommodates the significant housing needs of rural migrants (Lin and Meulder 2012).
And, given India's abysmal record when it comes to even relatively modest rates of urbanization over the past few decades, the coming urban wave could just as well spell disaster as opportunity.
The rapid development of urbanization resulted in the separate occurrence of two waves of Rodeo Heat in the mid-1980s and the early 1990s.
In the wake of China's economic reforms, fast-paced urbanization, huge waves of rural-to-urban migration and the one-child policy have all contributed to an unprecedented growth in the elderly population.
