Sentence examples for drastic industrialization from inspiring English sources
The Soviet era saw drastic industrialization and militarization of the peninsula.
The drastic advancement in industrialization and technology and the growth in human population in the past century have resulted in unprecedented environmental changes in the human history.
Genetic diversity and abundance of Great Lakes' walleye appear to have rebounded after drastic habitat changes and industrialization of the early 1900s through the 1970s.
China has suffered drastic environmental repercussions from its rapid industrialization.
The latter considered that drastic measures were necessary to speed up the industrialization of the country, and this "teleological" school produced extremely ambitious drafts of the First Five-Year Plan.
On the other hand, man uses coal from underneath the ground, which has been rapidly depleted after industrialization and is expected to lead to a drastic carbon energy deficiency soon.
However, with the advance of urbanization and industrialization, the plantation areas of Jasmine tea experienced drastic drops in every year from the late 1990s to the early 2000s (dropped from the more than 6000 hectares in 1992 to less than 1,000 hectares in 2006), which results in the destruction of many biological habitats and consequently put the biodiversity under serious threat.
As world leaders meet in Copenhagen to consider drastic carbon emission restrictions that could require large-scale de-industrialization, experts gathered last week just outside Washington, D.C., to discuss another environmental problem: space junk.
Modern methods of plant breeding, with the development of pure lines, caused a drastic reduction of the within-variety genetic diversity present in farming systems before the industrialization of agricultural systems (Roussel et al. 2004; Thomas et al. 2011).
Import-substituting industrialization.
