Sentence examples for factory industrialization from inspiring English sources

The great volume of trade passing through the city led to the early utilization of serf labour in manufacturing, causing an earlier onset of factory industrialization than in much of Russia, especially in heavy industry and engineering.

And every piece of this, all the solutions to the factory farms, the industrialization of our food supply, and all the chemicals and antibiotics that are in our food, this is completely doable for us as individuals.

During the country's industrialization, rigid factory schedules replaced agricultural work rhythms, pushing dinner to evening and reducing the midday meal to a short, informal refueling.

The industrialization of factory farms has driven many smaller family farmers out of business.

The book captures the debris of industrialization: abandoned factories and warehouses, sewage tanks, and smokestacks.

In Buffalo, a once-great organization simply rusted before fans' eyes, with a decade of slack sub-mediocrity providing the closest analogue to factory-shuttering de-industrialization that pro sports can offer.

They needed to be driven off small plots of land into more efficient collective farms; many were forced to move to factory zones to sustain rapid industrialization.

Deeply concerned with the problems of industrialization and the factory system, Morris believed that a return to the craftsmanship and spiritual values of the Gothic period could restore balance to modern life.

Around 1900, with the industrialization of Lynchburg, mill hands and factory workers came to settle among the farmers along the railroad line.

Kindred factories and ports emerged from industrialization, too.

These processes also ensured that industrialization was minimal (although factories had first been opened during the Phanariotes): most revenues came from a highly productive agriculture based on peasant labour, and were invested back into agricultural production.