Sentence examples for war industrialization from inspiring English sources

These days, after 210 years of fires, war, industrialization, aerial bombardment, architectural whimsy and pell-mell construction, a writer would need to expand this encomium to include the skyline's newest addition — a 309.6-meter 309.6-meteron, glass-coated spire known as The Shard — and perhaps some of the fuss that has come with it.

Mr. Delbanco, an author and critic who has been teaching Melville for more than 20 years, plans to deal in the book with the novelist's "response to the Civil War, industrialization, human sexuality and changes in race and religion in America".

In the topsy-turvy America of the 19th century, in which the Civil War, industrialization, and urbanization caused all that was solid to melt into air (as a contemporary of Symmes put it), what could have made more sense than an inside-out world?

Curator Tochilovsky tells The Creators Project, "The Swiss Style of graphic design was born during a time of post-war industrialization when there was a need for a simple visual language that could be understood by many within international trades.

The war carried industrialization to a new level.

Post-World War II industrialization resulted in a shift of people to the larger communes.

The war stimulated industrialization, and the movement of Allied troops especially U.S. servicemen brought cultural change.

And, despite war and industrialization, diet fads and the Great Migration, not much has changed.

When I was a schoolboy, we learned, at great length, about the grand forces that gave rise to the war: nationalism, industrialization, and colonialism, culminating in the rise of Germany and Kaiser Wilhelm II's push for European domination.

In the decades after the Civil War American industrialization came to America.

It was impossible for Grant to morally check all of the corruption generated from the socioeconomic forces of a costly American Civil War, rapid industrialization, and Westward expansionism.