Sentence examples for fast industrialization from inspiring English sources
Due to rapid population growth and fast industrialization, these resources are facing immense pressure and are depleting day by day.
As a developing country, the socio-economic situations of the country are mounting through fast industrialization and urbanization, so the amount of solid waste generation will continue to increase in future (Ahmed and Ali 2006).
Tremendous increase in environmental pollution due to the fast industrialization, population growth, combustion of fuels from vehicles, use of pesticides and insecticides in agricultural sector, leakages of toxic chemical and gases is an alarming threat to ecosystems present in biosphere.
"One is fast industrialization and social development, the second is values and customs from Chosun dynasty like Confucianism.
World energy crisis and global warming are the two major problems human kind faces today, which are mainly due to the more population growth, fast industrialization, and increased use of fossil fuels [ 1].
In 1928 and 1929 he increasingly undermined his former allies of the "Right," implementing a program of faster industrialization and sharper class struggle with the errant elements of the peasantry.
In China, nature and culture have been bulldozed for decades in the service, first, of communist ideals, which entailed attacking traditions, then of fast-paced industrialization and capitalist-style economic growth, which are sweeping away whatever remains.
After the 1990s, due to the deep implementation of open and reform policy, China has experienced fast acceleration in industrialization and urbanization, accompanied by environmental deterioration and sharply rising energy demand.
The development of renewable electricity in China can be divided into four stages since 1973 (Hao 2013), i.e., starting stage (1973 1992), the preliminary stage of industrialization (1993 2004), fast developing stage (2005 2009) and industrial-scale stage (2010–).
It is obvious that these processes seem too hard to reverse in contemporary China under the fast pace of urbanization, industrialization as well as other reforms.
