By the end of the twentieth century there will be, in all probability, six thousand millions, desperately trying to extract twice as much food and, if industrialization becomes general, four times as much water and at least ten times as much fossil fuel and metallic ore as are being extracted from the earth today.
In general, the population, traffic conditions, industrialization, and policy are the major factors thatinfluenced the urban expansion.
In the 1840s and 50s Germany's agricultural problems, Ireland's infamous Potato Famine, and general social upheaval due to industrialization led to higher rates of European immigration to America.
There are reasons to suspect that chemical agents in general, and particularly those associated with industrialization, may increase the risk of schizophrenia.
The downfall of the local silk industry came with industrialization.
Bhopal and its aftermath were a warning that the path to industrialization, for developing countries in general and India in particular, is fraught with human, environmental and economic perils.
There was general agreement among all workgroups that the industrialization of livestock production over the past three decades has not been accompanied by commensurate modernization of regulations to protect the health of the public, or natural public-trust resources, particularly in the United States.
"You have harbor scenes around the Bay Area, the industrialization of the region through the railroad, general landscapes and a couple of self-portraits," said Kathleen Brady, a museum spokeswoman.
The late 19th century witnessed the extensive industrialization of parts of Nova Scotia, but in general the early 20th century saw the consolidation of financial and industrial power in Montreal and Toronto.
But anecdote after anecdote shows how individuals rose above their station, and how women in general, though still largely unsung, contributed in everything from industrialization and democracy to wartime propaganda efforts.
