Meanings of urban decay in inglês

Both films involve skinheads, extreme violence and shocking depictions of urban decay.

With every step on those cracked sidewalks, I passed a new signifier of urban decay.

A buffer of urban decay disfigures this ancient city.

As a result, urban decay in this area even exceeds that seen in the slums of Hillbrow.

But some Cubans say the government has only itself to blame for the urban decay of Havana.

They have applied their unique talents to the problem of urban decay, renovating and revitalising the major cities.

The 54-floor Ponte City skyscraper is an example of urban decay and attempted regeneration in the heart of Johannesburg.

The incessant search for jobs and accompanying migration to cities has worsened problems of poverty, poor sanitation and urban decay.

Although it is synonymous with urban decay, those who take part say pichação has no ties to gangs in Sao Paulo.

But that little else of Memphis remains alongside it is also testament to one of the earliest versions of urban decay.

New stores and housing have helped the South Bronx recover somewhat from its reputation in the 1970s for crime and urban decay.

It was once the backbone of US industry, but it has now become synonymous with economic decline, population loss and urban decay.

Columbia Heights was one of the many neighborhoods in the city that had fallen to urban decay in the sixties and seventies.

In the UK the Guardian newspaper asked "who killed brunch?" and derided the meal as "a potent symbol of urban decay".

The LP finds the 44-year-old lyricist returning to Staten Island as a vigilante dead set on saving his community from corruption and urban decay.

They told stories about the people Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson might label the "Abandoned." They were the byproducts of Reaganomics and urban decay.