“These services have grown at an even rate over the past years and reflect the progressive urbanization of the town.”

“The globalization of urbanization and the glocalization of state territorial power are two deeply intertwined moments of a single process.”

“These families were suffering the pressure caused by the marketization of the economy and the urbanization process.”

“This was a large-scale Utopian vision, based on the possibility of constructing a new city guided by the concepts of unitary urbanism.”

“What a sad misuse of her central work that it becomes the mantra for a whole lot of sentimental, claustrophobic, fake urbanism.”

“The development is not a nostalgic repackaging of a lost urban history, but a thoughtful and optimistic experiment in contemporary urbanism.”

“It was only with a man of such urbanity and diplomacy that Cukor could fully relax beside a tape recorder.”

“The room is sleek, but has a relaxed feel when it's full of customers, and this urbanity comes through in the food.”

“The notion seems to be that the mere look, the urbanity, the smirking of blue staters appalls the skittish people of the heartland.”

“He's a confirmed urbanite now, a city dweller for over 30 years.”

“It did not matter to Amrita Pritam whether she was portraying a rustic woman or a sophisticated urbanite.”

“For the adventurous urbanite, how about experiencing a taste of farm life by visiting a working farm or ranch?”

“A number of studies have associated urbanicity at birth or upbringing with schizophrenia risk.”

“To assess this hypothesis, the urbanicity of a boy's place of residence was run against enlistment.”

“The greatest hindrance to the development of a rural patriotism is that very prevalent and quite contagious disease, urbanitis.”

“He's a confirmed urbanite now, a city dweller for over 30 years.”

“It did not matter to Amrita Pritam whether she was portraying a rustic woman or a sophisticated urbanite.”

“For the adventurous urbanite, how about experiencing a taste of farm life by visiting a working farm or ranch?”

“He argues that we need to stem the current tide of urbanisation and reduce our reliance on foreign inward investment.”

“Mumbai's ordeal-by-deluge holds important caveats for India's dynamic of unconsidered, runaway urbanisation.”

“The report said urbanisation and the second stage of industrialisation are the two new growth engines.”

“And this has perhaps given to the eighteenth century an urbaneness from which its predecessor was largely free.”

“We also learned that the Bohemian section of town was where young urbanites came to feel cool.”

“With affluent urbanites pushing prices up, and second-homeowners turning the screw, how can young people ever afford houses of their own?”

“These affluent coastal urbanites enjoy seeing the world and are more likely to travel abroad than the average American.”

“Wealdon's two little visits explained perfectly the active urbanities of Captain Stanley Lake.”

“But more and more urbanities are on the hunt for rural properties because they hanker after a quieter life in the country.”