exurbia造句

• Residents of Camden, Maine, for example, may be surprised to find an image of their postcard-perfect town center sandwiched between the horrors of the Las Vegas strip and deepest red-state exurbia.
• LA PLATA, Md .-The smell of charred wood wafted over the Hunters Brooke development Sunday afternoon in the burgeoning exurbia of the nation's capital like the residue of a giant fireplace left untended.
• While other cities that were initially swamped with famine refugees saw the Irish assimilate and move up and out to exurbia, the Boston Irish stuck close to the city even after they replaced the establishment that initially loathed them.
• Long known for nerdy but reliable all-wheel-drive wagons built for New England winters and Rocky Mountain highways, the car division of Fuji Heavy Industries stole the heart of exurbia with the tricked-up Legacy Outback.
• Furthermore, Perrotta isn't gentle in his portrayal of the young mothers who while away their days on the playgrounds of exurbia, all the while plotting how best to prepare their charges for the Ivy League interview circuit.
• He must throw his weight against attempts by Congress to change the transportation aid programs in ways that favor new highway construction for exurbia, while shifting funds away from mass transit and road repair for the cities and older suburban areas.
• That's good news for business travelers _ who make up about 65 percent of commuter passengers _ as companies move to exurbia to cut costs and major airlines economize by putting turboprops on short-haul routes of less than 300 miles.
• To many eyes, sprawl threatens to blight the American landscape, and the types of developments popular in exurbia-four-and five-bedroom homes, built on lots of a quarter-acre or more-are a prime culprit.
• Federal and state authorities are investigating a range of possibilities, almost all of them related to the growth of the American exurbia-distant suburbs that are popping up around metropolitan areas, providing large new homes at affordable prices but pushing the boundaries of sprawl.
• The scale of the crime, in which no one was injured but dozens were traumatized, suggests someone's desire to make a big statement : The only question is what the statement is, and what it says about the tensions surrounding American exurbia.
• :While the locale of this book is Connecticut, it has nothing of importance to say about Suburbia, Exurbia, the Exploding Metropolis, or the stifling wave of Middle class Conformity which, it is argued, will soon engulf the whole of Fairfield County.
• BROOKS-COLUMN ( Orlando, Fla . )-- David Brooks commentary on the new balance of power in America-- exurbia-- where sprawling communities like Mesa, Ariz ., are now bigger in population than old urban centers like St . Louis, Cincinnati and Minneapolis.
• Schueler wrote in " A Handmade Wilderness : How an Unlikely Pair Saved the Least Worst Land in Mississippi, " published two years ago by Houghton Mifflin, " and most definitely not the sort of ` secluded'three-acre lot in the wilds of exurbia that is presently gobbling up even more of rural America than suburban sprawl itself ."