How To Use Industrialisation In A Sentence
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New markets could also be found among those profiting most from industrialisation, not just manufacturers, but traders, merchants and bankers.
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Gray finds a correlation between global warming and industrialisation.
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But their ascent to this status depended largely on the processes of industrialisation, urbanisation and commodification.
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Urban water networks in Nigeria, the siemens GM said, "Are aging while many people live in water-stressed regions and water sources are being polluted by industrialisation, agricultural runoff, and lack of sanitation services.
Siemens' New Technology To Rid Nigeria Of Water-borne Diseases
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The piece centred on the malign effect he believes environmental sceptics have on discussion of pollution and industrialisation.
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Lawrence considers these questions through the medium of English rural life, beginning his story in the small Midlands village of Cossethay just as a canal has been built through it to connect the new collieries, bringing the first signs of the "commotion" – the violation, in Lawrence's sexual-topographical vision – of industrialisation to the slumbrous valley.
Rereading: The Rainbow by DH Lawrence
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In the 1980s a kind of deindustrialisation happened and many factories closed.
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That fear became an even greater factor when, due to African resistance and rebellion and the unwieldiness of slave-run plantation industrialisation, the slave trade was abolished in 1807.
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Whilst industrialisation brought a number of dramatic changes and opportunities, insecurity and the resultant downwards spiral into poverty remained a deeply entrenched continuity.
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Sadly, he added, the ancient art is all but lost in the city's headlong rush towards industrialisation.
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It was a period when Singapore revved up our industrialisation and urban rebuilding.
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(NIPF) recognised aspects of advanced manufacturing, particularly the long-term intensification of the country's industrialisation process.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Modest industrialisation centred on North - Eastern region, introduction of first Five - Year Plan in 1953.
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The capitalist mode of production, for example, developed in Britain prior to industrialisation.
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‘The furniture of any era should advocate a return to rustic simplicity in the face of creeping industrialisation,’ she opined.
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The sweeping collectivisation of land in the 1950s was driven by the need to generate revenues to carry out industrialisation and maintain support for the regime among the mass of the peasantry.
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The capitalist mode of production, for example, developed in Britain prior to industrialisation.
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There has been significant de-industrialisation, particularly in the traditional sectors, which have suffered from import penetration.
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In the context of deindustrialisation and a decline in traditionally male jobs, male breadwinners feel they cannot afford to move into female jobs.
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The report said urbanisation and the second stage of industrialisation are the two new growth engines.
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In fact, the system developed during the transition to industrialisation in the early part of the present century.
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This produced strong deindustrialisation and a wave of privatisations, all reflected in the trade unions losing many members.
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It is the meaning attributed to the de-industrialisation process by the influential work of Bacon and Eltis in the mid-1970s.
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The middle class isn't just increasing in size but changing in character, a trend accelerated by deindustrialisation.
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The idea that ruination and decimation of the peasants could promote industrialisation of the country is too absurd in itself.
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In the early stages of the industrialisation process, both countries shared a common technology.
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The process of urbanisation and industrialisation has accelerated rapidly in recent years.
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So, welcome to what is becoming a typical 24 hours in the deindustrialisation of Britain.
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Despite this industrialisation, a third of the population still worked as agricultural labourers, many in large estates or latifundia.
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Which road to industrialisation has been victimless, and undertaken under a benign system of civil liberties and human rights?
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There has also been a massive industrialisation of some of the traditional employments in the region, particularly the fishing industry with its canneries.
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Nobody told us about the deindustrialisation that was coming.
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Lawrence considers these questions through the medium of English rural life, beginning his story in the small Midlands village of Cossethay just as a canal has been built through it to connect the new collieries, bringing the first signs of the "commotion" – the violation, in Lawrence's sexual-topographical vision – of industrialisation to the slumbrous valley.
Rereading: The Rainbow by DH Lawrence
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No simple causative relationship between industrialisation and the organisation of sexuality is suggested.
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Over the past couple of decades of industrial struggle in the 1980s and the ensuing deindustrialisation and depoliticisation, this structure has collapsed.
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He said Government needs to develop a long term industrialisation strategy that would spell out a vision for the development of the sector.
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The long-term intensification of South Africa\'s industrialisation process and movement towards a knowledge economy;
Speech by Ben Martins, Chairperson of Portfolio Committee on Trade & Indusrty during the Debate On Appropriation Bill
