Sentence examples for time of modernization from inspiring English sources

This follow-up novel, written in a highly satirical tone, continues the story, but is less concerned with American influence than with the fictional Middle Eastern country's transition to a twentieth-century economy in a time of modernization.

This strategic guidance set in motion a time table of modernization with the end result of a total "informatization" of the PLA by 2050.

The "modern" Meiji era (1868 1912), a time of rapid modernization, industrialization, and extensive contact with the West, was in stark contrast to what had come before.

It was a time of hurtling modernization and decadent prosperity, and Bedouin families were catapulted out of the desert age as new multilane highways and spic-and-span metropoles sprang up, often built by American workers.

"At one time the pinnacle of modernization was that you could walk into your home or apartment and turn on the water and it would be safe to drink," said Harold Goldstein, the director of the California Center for Public Health Advocacy.

Here is a museum, the museum of the twentieth century, whose founding idea was a time line: the march of modernization.

I hate to argue against the passing of time, modernization and technological advance because it seems pointless.

After the Bolshevik Revolution, Soviet power held the promise of modernization, and, with time, many Chechens joined the Communist system as professors, doctors, and state functionaries.

Western medicine was introduced to Korea during a short period of modernization at the time of Japanese colonization [ 17, 18].

Above all, "the stimulation of modernization and democratization might, in time, have geopolitical implications," he added.

Standardization of the software modernization process helps businesses reduce the risk of undertaking software improvement initiatives by lessening the time, risk, and cost of software modernizations, and improving the effectiveness of modernization tools.