Sentence examples for war industrial from inspiring English sources

During World War II the city became a shipbuilding and war industrial centre, and the population grew rapidly.

After the war, industrial production continued at a peak to restock the country with new cars and other war-depleted consumer goods.

Around the time of the Second World War, industrial harvesters came in, seeking alginates, and unwittingly took off the growth zone of the plants, slowing their recuperation.

In the cool, bright light of day the medieval parts of the city resonate with Parisian romance, while post-second world war industrial sites bring to mind the spare urban planning of Zürich.

Mr Radjou says: "The post war industrial models - big research and development budgets, corporate hierarchies, etc, are not appropriate for the complex world in which we live today.

Another part of the theory is that, during the Second World War, industrial fluoride pollution increased because of the production and extensive use of ALCOA aluminium in aircraft manufacturing.

According to the United Nations Special Commission, or Unscom, the now defunct group charged with inspecting Iraq after the gulf war, industrial-scale chemical weapons production began in 1982.

It is a welcome sign that Japan Inc is adapting.Steel provided the backbone of Japan's post-war industrial rise.

The west's grain economy suffered disproportionately in the 1930s depression and did not enjoy the post-war industrial revival that lifted Toronto and Montreal.

We see something too of how production engineering techniques were developed in British firms, of post-war industrial construction, and of future possibilities.

There's one sentence in the middle, though, a gem that makes you wonder if this really isn't all just a matter of editing: "Birds abstain from song in post-war industrial Manchester, where the 1960s will not swing, and where the locals are the opposite of worldly".