| Foreign businessmen and tourists who delight in the country's sylvan charm and uncrowded cities need not fear impending overdevelopment. |
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| Critics with a superficial understanding of the principle imagine that it would force all land into use and lead to overdevelopment. |
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| Others were simply despairing, sighing that it had lost its magic, that it had sold its soul to charter flights and overdevelopment. |
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| They refused it before because it was an increase of 70 per cent and they said it was an overdevelopment. |
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| They were also worried that it might be overdevelopment in terms of waste-disposal, but they came around in the end. |
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| The overdevelopment of these adjacent muscles may make the pectorals appear even smaller and out of proportion with the rest of the body. |
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| All throughout the Mediterranean, coastal overdevelopment is increasing vulnerability to tsunamis. |
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| Members ignored officers' advice and said two three-storey blocks of flats would have an adverse impact on neighbouring homes through overdevelopment. |
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| The first is the growing clout of environmentalists, who tend to think selling federal land would lead to orgies of overdevelopment. |
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| This overdevelopment, or hypertrophy, is commonly observed in the calf muscles of the leg. |
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| Reptile and marine life have come under increasing pressure, the former by overdevelopment and the latter by exhaustive fishing. |
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| There is an urgent need to prevent overdevelopment of the coastline, and land and property speculation must be curbed. |
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| A balance must be struck between the overdevelopment of one part of the world and the underdevelopment of the other, much larger, part. |
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| Unfortunately however, overdevelopment and brutal modernity have left ugly scars on the fabulous landscape. |
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| All forms of extremism, whereby the overdevelopment of some leads to the underdevelopment of others, must be avoided. |
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| The development cannot be considered an overdevelopment of the site. |
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| When the Yangtze River caused widespread flooding in China, the disaster was all the greater for the deforestation and erosion that were the consequences of overdevelopment for housing along the river banks. |
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| Communities felt that planning wasn't something for them, rather it was something done to them and as a result there was increasing concern from local residents that overdevelopment was affecting their neighbourhoods. |
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| Fears grow of a bubble in China, led by overdevelopment and low occupancy. |
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| Due to China's specific growth system that combines investment overdevelopment and overcapacities, even a moderate slowdown in growth results in a significant increase in the risk of unpaid debts and bankruptcies. |
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| The human being then turned to a more and more abstract representation of reality that resulted in an overdevelopment of reason and its production, the speculative thought. |
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| Only with equitable and sustainable development can poor nations curb continuing environmental degradation and avoid the destructive effects of the kind of overdevelopment that has used natural resources irresponsibly. |
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| Desired spaces: overdevelopment remains a problem. |
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| We are committed to balanced development in the Community, but we must, in fact, plan ahead to avoid problems of congestion, overdevelopment and pollution in some areas accompanied by continuing decline and decay in others. |
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| Leesburg does not normally concern itself with international matters: traffic problems and overdevelopment are its priorities, while not neglecting to praise the excellent record of the local girls' volleyball team. |
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| These energy infrastructures will accentuate the 'littoralization' or coastal overdevelopment effect, that is the process of population and activities being concentrated on the coasts. |
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| A particular challenge was the Toronto waterfront, with its heavy industrialization, high population density, overlapping jurisdictions and overdevelopment. |
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| Warwick District Council refused the scheme saying it was overdevelopment in Leamington's conservation area. |
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| When is Sue Essex going to get a grip on the public scandal of overdevelopment in Ceredigion? |
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| For national parks at least, these are beneficial in terms of ensuring the protection of the environment and site, and preventing the overdevelopment of that land. |
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| New and powerful forms of urban activism have developed around the crises of homelessness, AIDS, police brutality, overdevelopment, environmental hazards, and queer-bashing. |
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| The city's original zoning code was adopted in 1926 and was significantly revised in 1966 and 2004, with changes included to respond to concerns about overdevelopment. |
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| It's understandable to use moratoriums to address difficult issues such as overdevelopment and on medical marijuana dispensaries while new rules are crafted. |
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| Nonetheless, semi-structured interviews will be conducted to a sample of respondents related in the effect of overdevelopment of high-rise building in Penang Island. |
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| Terrence Malick and Robert Redford produced this contemplative documentary that equates overdevelopment with cancer, and makes a pretty good case for the comparison. |
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