Sentence examples for because of modernisation from inspiring English sources

Because of modernisation and developments in interior decorating, encaustic tiles have started to be forgotten.

The rest of Europe is an increasing attractive destination, partly because of the modernisation of higher education, started by the Bologna process which we in Britain ignored.

Because of the modernisation of the AMX-30, the decision to replace older Patton tanks with the M60A3 and Krauss-Maffei's criticism of the management of the indigenous tank programme, the Lince was canceled in 1989.

Because he was not clear, the enemies of modernisation within his party were never fully confronted and defeated.

However, anti-Americanism proved to be a losing game because so much of American influence was inseparable from the wider world project of modernisation.

He embarked on a campaign of modernisation.

There are other signs of modernisation.

A programme of "modernisation" is under way in the Commons.

The only form of modernisation that worked was westernisation.

Instead of modernisation, we have seen an extension of bureaucracy.

But culture is always contested, and precisely because it is so central to modernity, free speech is embroiled in the bumpy process whereby groups at different stages of modernisation learn to accommodate one another.