Sentence examples for before industrialisation from inspiring English sources

In Britain, in the decades before industrialisation, communities were constructed around, and sustained by, small-scale economic activity.

Germany is likely to have a summer as hot as that of 2013 about once in seven years now; before industrialisation the odds were one in 80.

When global temperatures were more or less stable before industrialisation, the atmosphere contained roughly 280 parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide.

A rise indicates that heat is building up in the system.Total radiative forcing from man-made sources since 1750 (ie, before industrialisation) has risen from 0.29-0.85W/m2 in 1950 to 0.64-1.86W/m2 in 1980 to 1.13-3.33W/m2 in 2011.

Before industrialisation, Neilston was a scattered farming settlement composed of a series of single-storey houses, many of them thatched.

This raises the feasibility that a better understanding could lead to lifestyle modifications that would render these cancers rare in populations just as they were in societies before industrialisation and Westernisation.

Paul Kingsnorth is right to remind us that this poet connects us with an older England, before mass industrialisation and commercialism ruined the landscape.

Long-term studies examining vegetation changes from the period before agricultural industrialisation are however rare.

Before the industrialisation of agriculture, most people lived in land-based villages no larger or more complex than the Tankas' simple water-based community.

But when we take a step back and remember that – before the widespread industrialisation of food in this country – African Americans living in the South included lots of fresh, nutrient-dense leafy greens, tubers, and fruits in their everyday diets, what I am introducing here is not that much of a stretch.

Praised by the judges for its "innovation, ambition, courage and effortlessly elegant prose", Solo first tells the life story of a Bulgarian chemist, Ulrich, who studies in Germany and plays a part in Bulgaria's dash for industrialisation before ending his days lonely and blind in a decaying Sofia apartment.