Sentence examples for recent industrialization from inspiring English sources

Because of recent industrialization(Bulgaria hopes to become the"Japan of the Balkans")many peasants are leaving the villages for the cities--especially Sofia, the capital.

The rate and composition of the mass export is affected by natural and anthropogenic events; however, the recent industrialization of corn-based agriculture has dramatically increased the sediment, nitrogen, and phosphorus loads measured in Midwestern rivers.

The interest in using nanofibrillated cellulose (NFC) in packaging is exponentially increasing thanks to (1) the recent industrialization of cellulose nanofibers (CNF), (2) the improvement in coating process, (3) their excellent barrier properties but also thanks to (4) the strong expectation from industry for innovative and high-performance biobased solutions.

Recent industrialization in LMICs reduces the employment opportunities of girls, who lack higher education.

There have been few studies of changes in Hg transport and contamination following recent industrialization of developing countries which are likely to have increasing future emissions.

With the recent rapid industrialization, occupational safety and health (OSH) has become an important issue in all industrial and human activities.

But the recent centralization and industrialization of the American food system poses new kinds of threats.

Puducherry is a union territory where there is tremendous increase in population, urbanization, industrialization recent days equivalent to metropolitan city.

The South Korean automobile industry was a powerful symbol of ambitious South Korean industrialization in recent years, and labor unions and other critics of the deal with Renault attacked it as a sellout to foreign interests.

Today, the number of built-up areas is growing to population rate and has increased in most Iranian cities by fast urbanization and industrialization over recent years.

However, in the recent years, after rapid industrialization and the development of faster methods of transporting goods, the economy of New Orleans has been in a steady decline.