agglomeration

Example Sentences

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“Why not try to get all those ‘agglomeration economies’ on Zoom without those nasty costs of agglomeration?” wrote David Albouy, an economist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

From New York Times

“But at the same, time they are contradicting themselves and losing the discourse of maintaining health care, because they are causing the same agglomerations as Bolsonaro.”

From Seattle Times

“An agglomeration of men presents new characteristics very different from those of the individuals composing it,” Le Bon concluded.

From New York Times

So, Congress is not even certain of the components of, and hence cannot meaningfully control, the agglomeration of bureaucracies it has created.

From Washington Post

If more workers move elsewhere, those agglomeration effects will no longer be so large — and the costs of California’s overbearing government may loom larger in the minds of many business owners.

From Washington Post