Sentence examples for industrial consequences from inspiring English sources
Even though the highly adaptable, geared mill, with its widely diversified stream-flow conditions, was used in the Roman Empire, historical evidence suggests that its most dramatic industrial consequences occurred during the Middle Ages in Western Europe.
We were left with the obvious fact that over-consumption of personal or industrial fuel has consequences to human health.
Complete genome sequences of important bacterial pathogens and industrial organisms hold significant consequences and opportunities for human health, industry and the environment.
Consumers are ambiguous, relishing cheap food but unhappy about the consequences of industrial farming.
Were the government to renege on this deal, the consequences for industrial relations and morale could be disastrous.
Nevertheless, animal-rights campaigners say Freedom Food is still large-scale industrial farming with appalling consequences for livestock.
The study provides the latest evidence of the global reach of pollution and the sometimes unintended consequences of industrial activity, said many chemists familiar with the report.
Cameron says nothing about the power of private corporations – financial and industrial – or the devastating consequences their actions can have for wider society.
The report suggested that it might be reached by "the disruption of the main government organs of the Soviet State [in Moscow] or by causing grave damage to a number of major cities involving destruction of buildings, heavy loss of life, general disruption and serious consequences for industrial and other assets".
O'Brien turns repeatedly to these men in his poems, sometimes in admiration at their undertaking ("Re-edify me, drains," implores the speaker of "Drains", "Give me again/ The under-city's grand designs"), sometimes in anxious awareness of the industrial revolution's negative consequences.
These effects, with undesirable consequences in industrial aluminium electrolysis, can be used to micro-machine glass with Spark Assisted Chemical Engraving (SACE).
