Sentence examples for industrialization increased from inspiring English sources

Industrialization increased after 1900.

The Social Democrats became a potent political force in Saxony as industrialization increased in the following decades.

In the 20th century, urban growth and industrialization increased the concentration in the highland centre of the country.

The city is a centre of road, rail, and water transportation; its industrialization increased after World War II, and the population grew rapidly.

For all the ills of industrialization, increased productivity made it possible to lift steadily more people out of extreme poverty.

Status of women in the society has been changing fast due to multiple factors such as urbanization, industrialization, increased level of education, awareness of rights, and media influence.

With urbanization, industrialization and increased immigration, the United States underwent staggering changes in the second half of the 19th century.

At the time, rapid industrialization and increased taxes impoverished rural Japan, according to Katsunori Wakisaka, director of the Center of Japanese-Brazilian Studies here.

The doctrine of negligence originally applied to "public" professionals, such as innkeepers, blacksmiths, and surgeons, but it was probably prompted by industrialization and increased occupational accidents.

Rapid urbanization and industrialization have increased the pressure on limited existing fresh water to meet the growing needs for food production.

But in the fjord — roughly one-third of Norway's five million people live on its shores — the problems started with industrialization and increased shipping after the oil boom in the 1960s and '70s.