Sentence examples for a time when industrialization from inspiring English sources

But the Frairie des Petits Ventres is also aimed at bringing butchers and tripe-sellers back into fashion, at a time when industrialization of meat products, modern consumption habits and past occurrences of mad cow disease have deprived them of regular customers.

The anti-industrial Arts and Crafts Movement was gathering force by then, and Thonet's old-fashioned style would have been comforting at a time when industrialization was associated with the noise, dirt and dangerous machinery of dark, satanic mills surrounded by fetid slums.

In all three novels Goncharov contrasts an easygoing dreamer with an opposing character who typifies businesslike efficiency; the contrast illumines social conditions in Russia at a time when rising capitalism and industrialization uneasily coexisted with the aristocratic traditions of old Russia.

"He was the father of the Arts and Crafts movement, who revived traditional crafts made by hand in a time when the age of industrialization meant that craftsmen were dying out," she said, sounding like the author of five books on design that she is.

From the start Houphouët-Boigny pursued liberal free-enterprise policies and developed Côte d'Ivoire's cash-crop agriculture at a time when many other African nations were pursuing costly and abortive attempts at state-run industrialization.

Whereas France's bells were ultimately allowed to outlive their relevance, as industrialization and urbanization dissolved the village unit, the Soviets eliminated bells at a time when they were still beloved features of the cultural landscape.

Overall, the last phase of the Suharto regime can be summarized as a time when the productivity and energy efficiency of the manufacturing sector was improved through an export-led industrialization policy.

Escalating population means more demand for food, water and land at a time when the natural resource base for agriculture is being degraded because large areas of farmland are being diverted from food production to industrialization and bio-fuel production.

And at a time when we know that a 'rising tide' does not in fact always lift all boats and when the trajectory of both national and global industrialization has reached such a peak of development that it is straining every principle of fairness and balance, these leaders must also have an unprecedented level of responsibility.

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