Sentence examples for developed industries from inspiring English sources

Timberworking, paper, and pulp making are highly developed industries.

Some cities, such as Jena and Dresden, fared better as they had developed industries – optics and microelectronics respectively – that survived reunification.

The differences in schooling between the two countries help us to understand why America had more developed industries a century ago.

In their new book, Harvard economists Claudia Goldin and Larry Katz when the U.S. became the world's richest nation at the beginning of the 20th century because we developed industries and educated more of our kids than anyone else.[2].

Chua Thanh is a developing industrial zone with newly developed industry accounting for 46% of the economy, agriculture for 32%, and service for 22%.

Later, it developed industry of its own, and its population exploded after 1903: the Williamsburg Bridge brought new residents from the Lower East Side.

This is particularly true for young scientists who have not yet developed industry-wide reputations.

Chevron has developed industry-leading HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria prevention and education programs for employees and communities in over 180 nations.

Eugene, however, is on average a lower wage location than most of the more developed industry areas.

But she said she wanted to see more detail on "an intelligent industrial strategy" to develop industries and good jobs, as well as redistribution.

In such a transformation, a developed industry leads labor to move to other developing industries.