Examples of 'industrial societies' in a sentence
Meaning of "industrial societies"
Industrial societies are those that have undergone significant economic and technological development, with a focus on manufacturing and production. These societies are characterized by a high degree of urbanization and specialization of labor
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Industrial societies develop increasingly specialized and.
By mental and physical illness in industrial societies.
Industrial societies could afford them.
But it is powerfully developed in all industrial societies.
Western industrial societies tend to idealise the family.
Problems exist in all the industrial societies.
Industrial societies could afford them.
Electric power keeps industrial societies going.
Many industrial societies produce and dispose of significant.
Only in the other industrial societies.
In modern industrial societies there is lot of social mobility.
Some statistics and indicators of suffering in industrial societies.
Advice to industrial societies and venture capital funds.
Infanticide is also present in industrial societies.
Modem industrial societies consume huge amounts of electricity.
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Political economy of advanced industrial societies.
Modern industrial societies have a capitalist economic system.
It heralds the collapse of industrial societies.
Industrial societies in terms of class.
The interminable ending of industrial societies.
It persists in industrial societies and is growing in countries with economies in transition.
These effects are less apparent in complex industrial societies.
Indigenous power structures in industrial societies have remained largely impregnable.
Many of them will emerge from redesigned industrial societies.
This produced industrial societies that now dominate the world.
A study of pollution in industrial societies.
With industrial societies.
Ideologies about how to organize these modern industrial societies.
Emergence of industrial societies.
We consider in particular how to reduce recognition gaps in advanced industrial societies.
The first is the transition from industrial societies to postindustrial societies.
The scheduling of work time is increasingly seen as a major problem in industrial societies.
And the idea that industrial societies are the destroyers of the world.
That the developing agricultural and industrial societies need.
And people who live in industrial societies or postindustrial societies like ours.
Energy provides the motive power for the economy of industrial societies.
It stands out today among the industrial societies in the power of religion.
Industrial societies rely heavily on machines powered by fuels for the production of goods.
Further lessons on industrial societies.
The production of waste imposes significant economic and social costs on modern industrial societies.
It is no secret that advanced industrial societies have the best environmental quality.
This can be seen from the use of migrant workers in advanced industrial societies.
The inhabitants of modern industrial societies even eat differently than their more rural forebears.
Profitable jobs have become a scarce commodity in the highly developed industrial societies.
Rational economic men of power in present industrial societies may undervalue these effects.
The societies based on agriculture and livestock creates other artworks than industrial societies.
The economic golden age has profoundly affected industrial societies and different political ideologies.
The industrial societies have behind them long traditions that have encouraged and rewarded growth.
Coal and mineral mining has provided the basis for the development of modern industrial societies.
Reduction of waste the industrial societies of Europe.
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