ruralizing Antonyms
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Meaning of ruralizing
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ruralizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Ruralize
ruralizing Sentence Examples
- The rapid growth of suburbs has led to the gradual ruralizing of once-bustling cities.
- The government's zoning policies inadvertently encourage ruralizing, leading to the loss of urban land for housing.
- The decline of manufacturing jobs in urban areas has prompted a significant ruralizing of the workforce.
- The ruralizing of transportation systems has made it more difficult for residents to access urban centers.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the ruralizing trend as people seek more space and less density.
- Ruralizing has the potential to revitalize declining rural communities, but it can also lead to the loss of urban culture.
- The ruralizing of healthcare services has created access barriers for many rural residents.
- Ruralizing has emerged as a major social and economic trend in the aftermath of the pandemic.
- Governments must carefully manage the ruralizing process to ensure both the preservation of urban centers and the sustainable development of rural areas.
- The ruralizing of society has raised important questions about urban-rural relationships and the future of both types of communities.
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of Ruralize
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The rapid growth of suburbs has led to the gradual ruralizing of once-bustling cities.
The government's zoning policies inadvertently encourage ruralizing, leading to the loss of urban land for housing.
The decline of manufacturing jobs in urban areas has prompted a significant ruralizing of the workforce.
The ruralizing of transportation systems has made it more difficult for residents to access urban centers.
