urban sprawl造句

Illegality. A series of interventions by the Supreme Court has revealed the extent of unplanned urban sprawl.

They fear the party may lose ground with moderate middle-class types who dislike urban sprawl and unfettered oil-drilling.

The 94th floor of the Shanghai World Financial Center tower yields an unmatched view of the city’s urban sprawl.

Today's technologist needs to be flexible-oftentimes, we find ourselves away from the urban sprawl that affords us our wares!

However, all that rail (and distance) between city centers makes it seem like this is less a single mega-city and more like highly controlled urban sprawl.

American developers have been encouraged to build flats around tram stations; British limits on urban sprawl have led to the creation of ersatz villages.

Less fun is fighting the new enemy: development and urban sprawl, which is threatening to pave over historic sites, especially in Virginia where many of the big battles took place.

While the urban sprawl around Honolulu consumes the bulk of the energy, most potential renewable sources are far from the city, 150 miles southeast or 100 miles to the northwest.

Maybe a nuclear plant or two, but otherwise green space—none of the urban sprawl, wind farms, solar arrays or biomass operations we’ve been taught to expect from an ecologically responsible future.

As long as Americans want to own homes, the South and suburban sprawl will retain a certain appeal.

The glitzy suburban sprawl of Orange County, Calif., is home to more than its share of financial scams.

This trend is significant, says Scott Allard of the University of Chicago, since it is harder for the poor to seek assistance and to hunt for jobs amid the suburban sprawl.