Sentence examples for industrializing from inspiring English sources

Other socialist organizations, such as trade unions and cooperatives, also grew in the 1890s and by 1900 were significant in the newly industrializing economy of northern Italy.

Meanwhile, Zhang had set about industrializing the territory under his jurisdiction.

According to another Commission forecast, emissions would be 3% higher in 2000 than they had been in 1990 because substantial reductions planned by Germany, Belgium, Denmark, and The Netherlands would be insufficient to offset increases from Ireland, Portugal, and Spain, which were industrializing.

Scotland was rapidly industrializing, from a low base, in the 18th century.

Some countries, particularly in Asia and South America, began industrializing in the 1970s and later.

Chester did not experience substantial growth until after 1850, when it became a southwestern adjunct of a rapidly industrializing Philadelphia.

Lafayette is well industrialized (manufactures include aluminum, industrial, electrical, and rubber products, motor vehicles, and pharmaceuticals) and has a busy grain market.

In the lesser-developed and newly industrialized countries, labour-intensive industries have remained the most important.

The Spanish economy began to industrialize in the late 18th century, and industrialization and economic growth continued throughout the 19th century.

Japan and the Soviet Union (until its dissolution in 1991) suggested, in their different ways, that there was a general pattern of late development appropriate to all those nations that attempted to industrialize in the shadow of already formidable industrial powers.

The Doha round of trade negotiations hangs almost entirely on the arguments between developing and industrialized nations over agricultural policies.