Sentences with industrialize
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I i - Energy consumption rises as countries industrialise. [VERB]
- Generally, the more industrialized and urbanized a country is the lower the proportion of the population engaged in agricultural production.
- There is no question that Russia industrialized rapidly in the three decades before 1914.
- ‘Old China was unable to industrialize because it did not have a strong enough government to defend the country and keep society in order,’ he says.
- No other country would industrialize to the same extent before the 1870s, giving Britain a near-monopoly on the production of manufactured goods.
- Germany was the last major European state to industrialize, and the fastest.
- This was a regressive tax system, but less regressive than that of any other industrialized country.
- The country is the only major industrialized country that does not have a free-trade arrangement with any of its economic partners.
- The United States remains one of the few advanced industrialized countries in the world that still practices capital punishment.
- I expect obesity to worsen in all the industrialized and industrializing countries and for human health to suffer as a result.
- Asthma remains the most commonly reported occupational lung disease in most industrialized countries.
- Swedes entering the work force, like people in most industrialized countries, face bright prospects.
- As the country industrialized, home and workplace became distinct.
- Israel industrialized rapidly, but at significant cost to the environment and public health.
- How badly have we as industrialized nations miscalculated in our dealings with those less developed?
- In BRIT, also use industrialise