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Definition of non-rural in English: non-ruraladjective Not in, relating to, or characteristic of the countryside; urban. crime is substantially lower in rural areas than non-rural areas Example sentencesExamples - The research shows 29 percent of the students are female and that they are almost equally split between rural and non-rural residences.
- The popular 4-H tractor maintenance program, introduced in the 1940s, was broadened in the 1960s to include small engines in an effort to meet the needs of 4-H'ers in non-rural settings.
- The U.S. already has 80% of its population living in non-rural areas.
- The people who have come in from the outside; the people who were younger; the people who worked in non-rural activities were less inclined.
- The dangers in a rural agenda driven by non-rural people are many.
- The non-agricultural professionals were distributed throughout the province, but, as expected, the capital area and the port cities had higher rates of non-rural workers.
- That means trouble for the non-rural exporters who have been struggling with a soft global economy for the last 18 months.
- Busyness has become some kind of desirable state in our non-rural America.
- They were asked about their background (farm, rural or non-rural, small town, medium city, and city/metro), as well as the geographical area of their hometowns.
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