Sentence examples for phase of industrialisation from inspiring English sources

Following the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th Century, the agrarian society was rapidly being transformed by scientific discoveries which propelled a rapid phase of industrialisation across Europe.

And finally, most forms of environmental pollution either appear to have been exaggerated, or are transient associated with the early phases of industrialisation and therefore best cured not by restricting economic growth, but by accelerating it.

To consider the phase-in effects of industrialisation, the study period was divided into four stages: (1) pre-industrialisation (1996 1998), (2) short-term industrialisation (1999 2001), (3) intermittent industrialisation (2002 2004), and (4) long-term industrialisation (2005 2007).

From 1853, Japan's policy of isolation began to be eroded; and, following the Meiji restoration of 1868, the country experienced an unprecedented phase of rapid Westernisation and industrialisation.

The burdens of these diseases are considerably heavier in developing and low-income countries where the rates of these NCDs continue to climb. 2 Developing countries have been experiencing a rapid phase of unplanned urbanisation and industrialisation, population-ageing and globalisation.

The mechanical quickening of industrialisation.

"Humans don't always adapt well to industrialisation, but pretty much all humans want the benefits of industrialisation.

These were the years of industrialisation and collectivisation.

The demon world of industrialisation forces meaningless repetition.

Immigration seems to start in earnest with the onset of industrialisation.

Across the grasslands appear the wide chimneys of a refinery and other signs of industrialisation.