Sentence examples for is industrialization from inspiring English sources
noun
A process of social and economic change whereby a human society is transformed from a pre-industrial to an industrial state.
But the main reason for that is industrialization and economic growth.
"We don't agree that it is industrialization, nor is there any indication that having this facility will lead to having other such facilities in this region," he said.
"Introduction: What is 'Industrialization' and What Does it Have to Do with the 'Pacific World'?" In Industrialization in the Pacific World, edited by Kenneth Pomeranz, xiii xlix.
Another source of infections in our modern societies is industrialization of the food chain.
National Heritage Areas: The National Park Service has 13 National Heritage Areas whose primary themes are industrialization or technological advancement.
Having seen industrialization as the enemy, many would have been shocked to discover that it was industrialization that broke down Britain's oligarchies and hierarchies.
In its early stages, the decisive drivers were industrialization, urbanization, and rising affluence.
In spite of the change of land use in last several decades, there has not been industrialization in the study area.
The major activities during this period were industrialization, infrastructure development, intensified agriculture, manganese mining, a ferromanganese plant, a paper mill and plantations.
The last thing Long Island Sound needs is more industrialization, and it is a relief to see Broadwater go.
And on the African continent, what is preventing industrialization?" he asks.
