Sentence examples for a industrialization from inspiring English sources

For example, in opposition to a proponent's view that (a) industrialization is the cause of global warming, an opponent might substitute the proposition that (b) all ills that beset mankind are due to industrialization and then, having easily shown that (b) is false, leave the impression that (a) too is false.

The result is urban blight, alongside the environmental effects of an industrialization, in a society dependent on over consumption.

Though remaining primarily agrarian, they had undergone an industrialization that had resulted in an unprecedented growth of urban centres.

Now India and Africa must find a viable path to prosperity without passing through an industrialization phase.

"There has been an industrialization of violence here," Chief Khan said.

It requires an industrialization drive, accompanied by the steady accumulation of human capital and institutional capabilities to sustain services-driven growth once industrialization reaches its limits.

The Town of Riverhead's board voted last year to oppose the Broadwater project, which would be in waters Riverhead could claim, saying it would be unsafe and an industrialization of the Sound.

A land-rich economy that is well integrated into world markets may embark upon an industrialization process in response to poor terms of trade, especially if the new prices are not a transient shock.

Adverse shocks to the country's trade possibilities ignite an industrialization process oriented towards the domestic market, but after the shock subsides, the consensus for free trade is broken.

Key events in the 20th century included the Dust Bowl and Great Depression, increased federal spending during the 1940s and 50s for agriculture and defense, and an industrialization of agriculture which has much reduced family farming.

Sweden underwent a rapid industrialization within a few years in the 1890s, and wages rose, principally in the fields of mining, forestry, and agriculture.