| In the postindustrial economy, the way a high school graduate ends up as a manager today is by earning a college degree. |
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| All of the Yoshida Group enterprises operate out of a bright, low-slung postindustrial cube farm in Gresham, east of Portland. |
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| Most dramatically, I argue, the postindustrial economy has placed a thumb on the Republican side of the partisan scale. |
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| The piece calls attention to the waste and excess of postindustrial society. |
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| Some scholars contend that the postindustrial economy has created enough new jobs to replace the industrial jobs that have been lost. |
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| Any number of terms have already been coined to describe postindustrial labor, and the authors' own elaborations on the phenomenon are passably interesting. |
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| Tribes of hoodlum punkers rumble easy clean on vintage American Harleys in monsoon rushes of postindustrial airbrushed green and blue and orange manes. |
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| Only by promoting greater work effort among low income families could they be expected to have a chance at a decent life in the rapidly globalizing postindustrial economy.
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| This writer is characterizing the results obtained when the intellectual methodologies of postindustrial society are applied slap-dash to the Caribbean. |
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| Moreover, this transformation is taking place as Poland struggles with the realities of a postindustrial economy. |
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| Because what a postindustrial economy means is that you, at the margin, increasingly replace physical labour with mental labour. |
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| In today's postindustrial world the idea of the transformation of self or society through art has lost its power. |
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| Some have claimed as well that we live in a postindustrial, post-representative age. |
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| The NCCR examines how postindustrial economies and societies contribute to the development of social exclusion and precariousness. |
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| With the transition to a postindustrial economy, the social costs of the capitalist system haven't been eliminated, they have simply been relocated. |
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| The shredder is used to reduce the size of postindustrial plastic and wood scrap to be used as fuel. |
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| Added to this, there are the postindustrial vacant sites and the vacant premises above shops, so that the city is no longer full up, though this does not prevent some districts from being overcrowded. |
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| Do GranitiFiandre materials have postindustrial waste content? |
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| Because the U. S. is not the only postindustrial economy to attract immigrants of a traditional type, there seems to be a sustained demand for low-skilled labor, notwithstanding the tenets of the mismatch hypothesis. |
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| It is now more opportune than ever to invest in the creative economy as governments try to smoothen out the transition to the postindustrial economy. |
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| If we are to re-create such a link, as sustainability demands, our postindustrial society may well need to seek sources of renewal in such cultural values. |
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| Because manufacturing accounts for less than one-tenth of the total economic output of the region, 21st-century Brussels can be appropriately described as a postindustrial city. |
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| Members of the Senate culture committee and national heritage protection officials discussed the practical aspects of safeguarding the postindustrial cultural heritage in the historical and world-unique Wieliczka Salt Mine. |
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| We are entering a revolution that some have termed a postindustrial one, where we see the urgent need to link our activities to resources, emissions and waste. |
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| Plant scrap repelletizing systems for postindustrial scrap recovers costly roll scrap, cut-outs and other waste and reduces size of scrap to manageable inventory. |
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| People in the postindustrial world don't always get a sound night's sleep. |
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