The experienced workers will require training to adapt to new technologies in cities. (EXPERIENCE)
A lot of people attended job training programs last week. They struggled with unemployment. (using who)
→ A lot of people who struggled with unemployment attended job training programs last week.
The children received support from charities. They were affected by poverty. (using who)
→ The children who were affected by poverty received support from charities.
The students worked on computers in the last lesson. They had learned how to code. (using who)
→ The students who had learned how to code worked on computers in the last lesson.
The researchers aimed to improve online security. They were developing new software. (using who)
→ The researchers who were developing new software aimed to improve online security.
The population is growing rapidly. The demand for housing increases. (Due to)
→ Due to the rapid population growth, the demand for housing increases.
The use of renewable energy is rising. Future cities will be more sustainable. (Due to)
→ Due to the rising use of renewable energy, future cities will be more sustainable.
Unemployment rates are rising. Many families face economic hardship. (Due to)
→ Due to rising unemployment rates, many families face economic hardship.
Discrimination is widespread. Many people feel excluded from society. (Due to)
→ Due to widespread discrimination, many people feel excluded from society.
The government is investing in green energy. However, the air pollution levels remain high. (Although)
→ Although the government is investing in green energy, the air pollution levels remain high.
Smart cities are using data to improve services. However, privacy concerns are increasing. (Although)
→ Although smart cities are using data to improve services, privacy concerns are increasing.
Cities are becoming more technologically advanced. However, many residents still face limited access to public amenities. (Although) → Although cities are becoming more technologically advanced, many residents still face limited access to public amenities.