Sentence examples for globalization industrialization from inspiring English sources
The rise of CVDs in LMICs is driven mainly by globalization, industrialization, and urbanization (3), linked to an increased prevalence of CVD risk factors such as tobacco use, alcohol consumption, physical inactivity, and adoption of diets that are high in salt, sugar, and 'unhealthy' fat/oils.
Recent practices in the food industry derived from globalization and industrialization have also been correlated with negative consequences for human health.
A wide range of toxic chemicals is currently released into the environmental in terms of airborne, aquatic and solid wastes due to the rapid international globalization and industrialization.
Technology investors, tasting an opportunity to capitalize on the triple threat of malnutrition, resource scarcity and pollution brought on by the increasing globalization and industrialization of food, are investing billions into startup companies pitching alternative sources of sustenance.
The latter appears as the consequence of food globalization and industrialization which translated into an increase in the consumption of added sugar in foods.
No number of torch-lit marches can stop the browning of the population, the growing empowerment of women or the effect of globalization, de-industrialization and mechanization on the traditionally "masculine" workforce.
Globalization and rapid industrialization was inevitable during late nineteenth century considering the demand supply deficit and requirements of evolving societies.
As for Zoma Capital, much of its focus is on trying to alleviate some of the pressures wrought by the mass industrialization, globalization and evisceration of local economies that helped create the billions of dollars its investors are spending.
Industrialization and globalization have bolstered global trade.
(2) What are the relationships between economic development, exemplified by post-industrialization, globalization, and urban green space?
Globalization and de-industrialization have produced a massive amount of surplus labor, leading to ever-increasing precarity for workers and to despair for the unemployed.
