Sentence examples for industrial capitals from inspiring English sources

Who doesn't want to see the future?" The decline of this once great city serves as a cautionary tale for the new industrial capitals of the world.

As in so many other abandoned small towns and former industrial capitals, art galleries and knickknack emporiums over the last decade reinvented the charming exposed-brick storefronts along Main Street, supported both by locals and by tourists visiting Dia:Beacon, a progressive museum that opened in the former Nabisco factory in 2003.

A stopping place on the old Camino Real, today the capital of Aguascalientes is a passing point on the way to the U.S. Border, or from the industrial capitals of Northern Mexico Juarez, Torreon, Monterrey to Guadalajara or to Mexico City.

Monterrey, Mexico's northern industrial capital, is starting to resemble south Texas.

There had been little accumulation of industrial capital, the backbone of much rail investment elsewhere.

But in other regions, like Africa, a large share of industrial capital is foreign-owned.

When violence spiked last year around Mexico's industrial capital, Monterrey, Mr.

"Industrial capital has appropriated the countryside and brought agrarian reform to a standstill".

The eclipse of agricultural land in the 19th century only rerouted the gains of growth to owners of industrial capital.

In 1999 government-controlled firms owned 67% of industrial capital; a decade later their share had fallen to 41%.

At the time, Bombay was really a more cosmopolitan city than Delhi; it was the industrial capital.