How to Use conurbation in a Sentence
conurbation
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Beyond these coastal conurbations, the outlook is dimmer.
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The Economist,
2018-06-21
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Dubai, a remarkable city-emirate grown rich on the foresight of its rulers and the wits of its inhabitants—both native and immigrant—is much the more complex of the two modern conurbations.
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Tunku Varadarajan,
WSJ,
2020-01-31
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Proximity of the two capitals – federal and state, respectively—in the Ikoyi and Ikeja neighborhoods of the same conurbation, put more pressure on the city.
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Ndubisi Onwuanyi,
Quartz Africa,
2019-10-05
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Rapid growth has pushed the Jakarta metropolitan region’s population to some 30 million, creating a conurbation that is highly congested and polluted.
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Washington Post,
2019-08-26
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This isn’t an entirely new thing; most German conurbations already have Umwelt (environmental) zones that bar cars incapable of passing the Euro 4 emissions test from entering them without risk of a sizable fine.
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Mike Duff,
Car and Driver,
2018-02-27
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