Sentence examples for stages of industrialisation from inspiring English sources

The acceleration is especially true in Ethiopia which is in the first stages of industrialisation.

Environmental concerns played almost no role in the early stages of industrialisation and remained weak until at least the 1960s.

According to the "Kuznets curve", inequality rises in the early stages of industrialisation as people leave the land, become more productive and earn more in factories.

Simon Kuznets, the Belarussian émigré who became a major figure in American economics, used the available data to show that, while societies become more unequal in the first stages of industrialisation, inequality subsides as they achieve maturity.

However, this association differed before and during the early stages of industrialisation.

Higher spring precipitation decreased and autumn precipitation increased the number of deaths, but this association was different before and during the early stages of industrialisation.

He is urging other Asian cities at an earlier stage of industrialisation "not [to] follow in our footsteps".From Brazil to China, governments are passing increasingly tough environmental regulations, many of them modelled on green standards in Europe and North America.

We found fairly consistent evidence that greater gender equality in education and employment has made a positive contribution to economic growth (although a number of countries were able to compete in the early stages of their industrialisation by combining rising levels of female education with restrictions on female wages).

High prices are also encouraging users to look for alternatives.Commodity bulls argue that China has reached the most commodity-intensive stage of its development: industrialisation, urbanisation and infrastructure all use lots of raw materials.

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).

This evidence could indicate that the impact of industrialisation on life expectancy could start soon after the facilities start running (short-term stage) for male residents living the industrialized county, but it took longer (6 8 years) to manifest the impact for female residents.