Sentence examples for industrialised as from inspiring English sources
The European Union, collectively at least as industrialised as America, decided seven months ago on its stance for Kyoto: by 2010 the EU will, it claims, cut its CO2 emissions some 15% below their level in 1990.
What happened?This week's Free exchange column looks at an explanation offered by economist Richard Baldwin:Most advanced economies industrialised as part of what Mr Baldwin calls globalisation's first great unbundling: the geographical separation of producers and consumers.
Despite great progress in the prevention of childhood infections, particularly through immunisation, infection remains a leading cause of illness and death among children in industrialised as well as developing countries.
Mexico, a struggling closed economy mired in recession, would industrialise as never before.
Production in newly industrialised China, as well as in Indonesia, Turkey, Mexico and India, has increased exponentially.
Mao's primary aim was to modernise and industrialise China as quickly as possible and – like Stalin in Russia – to condense this process, which had taken many decades, even centuries, in western Europe, into a few short years.
Following the Second World War, Hong Kong industrialised rapidly as a manufacturing centre driven by exports, and then underwent a rapid transition to a service-based economy in the 1980s.
"We have to industrialise India, and as rapidly as possible," said the country's first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, in 1951.
In spite of rigorous and generally highly successful policies intended to rationalise agriculture, a number of farmers have still chosen to uphold what are now referred to as 'traditional' systems, as industrialised, large-scale units have become the new standard.
Dublin was not heavily industrialised to the same extent as the industrial cities of England (National Archives 2010), and it became Ireland's capital and main centre for government, commerce and employment.
As Chambers pointed out: "Education is industrialising just as industry is de-industrialising".
