用hinterland造句子，“hinterland”造句

Recently, some European enterprises have moved their factories away from the coastal regions to the hinterland, effectively cutting down land, labor and other production costs.

Rafah long languished as a provincial backwater in the claustrophobic Gaza Strip, a clannish and rural hinterland to Gaza City's bustling and cosmopolitan downtown.

As a result, Shanghai's business is a mix between serving its immediate hinterland and trans-shipping containers to travel by truck, rail or barge elsewhere in the Yangtze Delta.

China's economic hinterland remains vast.

Since the bigger cities have the most universities, their expansion will draw youngsters from the hinterland to the metropolis.

Government officials are caught between the realities of Labour shortages and higher inflation in the industrial hinterland of Guangdong and threats that employers may move elsewhere.

Besides fighting for their survival, these Alawi tribes and figures may under certain circumstances retreat into their historical Nusayri mountain and hinterland and establish a DE facto Alawi state.

It takes a while to get used to the ways of people from Azerbaijan's rural hinterland.

For as long as that were true, the capitalist enclaves could grow without wages rising: they only had to offer workers a little more than could be scraped together in the vast economic hinterland.

The agriculture ministry suggested sending the jobless to the hinterland to work on farms and fisheries.

For now, however, the strategy is to push Telegraph content out across the digital hinterland as widely as possible, which rather implies that a paywall is not a serious consideration.

Though the City serves the world, the health of its hinterland affects its own wellbeing-and Britain's outlook is hardly glowing.

Leung. "China is so vast that a pop song can be on heavy rotation for years, not just a season." And it takes even longer for some songs to seep into the villages of the hinterland.

The capital's citizens, inured to fighting in Chad's hinterland, remain shocked by the speed with which the rebels reached them.