Sentence examples for rate of industrialization from inspiring English sources

Compared with other European networks, the Italian trains carry little freight but many passengers, partly because the railways failed to keep pace with the rapid rate of industrialization after World War II, while the passenger lines were made inexpensive through government subsidies.

The percentage of the labour force working in agriculture is often taken as an indication of the rate of industrialization and wealth of a nation, and in Italy's case the figures clearly illustrate the grave imbalances existing between north and south.

Groundwater quality has been deteriorating over the last few decades due to massive rise in rate of industrialization and population (Pichaiah et al. 2013; Vasanthavigar et al. 2010).

This was greatly aggravated by current rate of industrialization and urbanization that release huge amount of heavy metals to surrounding environment.

However, the current rapid rate of industrialization and urbanization (Jiang et al. 2013) and economic activities like mining (Navarro et al. 2008), agriculture (Vaalgamaa and Conley 2008; Syed et al. 2012), industries and transportation (Jaradat et al. 2005; David and Sunday 2012) leads to contamination of environmental resources due to huge amount of waste they generate.

Groundwater contamination has become a great problem due to rapid growth rate of population, industrialization and urbanization in the metropolitan city all over the world.

Yet, attention to environmental controls has lagged behind the pace of industrialization.

These social forces hastened the rise of industrialization.

Increasing rate of urbanization and industrialization has lead to over exploitation of natural resources such as river sand and gravels, which is giving rise to sustainability issues.

The basic conclusion of these studies is that European families possessed the defining attributes of modern families, that is, the nuclear family structure and low fertility rate, well before the advent of industrialization and urbanization (Laslett 1972; Shorter 1977; Stone 1980; Macfarlane 1986 , 1987.

Although research on biomedical materials has made great progress in material innovation and preclinical testing, the bottleneck is their translation from research and development to clinical applications; that is, the current rate of product registration and industrialization is low, which directly affects their clinical applications.