“A thirst for fame often keeps many in the entertainment industry focused on reaching their goals.”

“Through industry and financial prudence, workers would have the chance to buy their own land.”

“Mining and industry are replacing agriculture as the leading economic activities in the small town.”

“Rural artisan winemakers are battling industrialist producers in a bid to preserve the magical results of husbandry and handcraft.”

“A journalist puts up a fight against an industrialist who is dumping chemical waste near a school.”

“Louis Stanley is a Cambridge man who went on to become a leading industrialist.”

“This would be a subtle slap in the face to industrialism, consumerism and corporatism, none of which had a positive impact on the last century.”

“His story of the African American role in southern industrialism is one that has not been explored enough.”

“The spirit of industrialism, which is indefatigably active in the development of trade relations, undermines the warlike spirit.”

“The dynamic boom in global investing and bank lending that fueled far-flung industrialization during the nineties has tapered off dramatically.”

“Just prior to the Southern textile boom, industrialization in South Carolina seemed concentrated along the coast, rather than inland.”

“Growth, industrialization, and structural reforms are taking place concurrently in many countries.”

“They greatly impress me with their intellectual and behavior-analytic skills and their consistent industriousness.”

“Behaviour can be shaped, as evidenced by the industriousness of the Japanese.”

“Helene employed household help, but Cullman's German housewives prided themselves on their industriousness and housekeeping without servants.”

“Sadly, he added, the ancient art is all but lost in the city's headlong rush towards industrialisation.”

“Despite this industrialisation, a third of the population still worked as agricultural labourers, many in large estates or latifundia.”

“The report said urbanisation and the second stage of industrialisation are the two new growth engines.”

“In 19th-century Japan, as well as in Germany, industrializers sought to avert the socialist inclinations of working classes by resorting to extreme repression or paternalism.”

“This led in 1881 to the incorporation of a privately owned company financed by industrialists and bankers with headquarters in Montreal.”

“The industrialists are dressed as bewigged aristocrats of pre-revolutionary France, with Hearst as Cardinal Richelieu.”

“The region needs this type of investment to make it attractive to industrialists, tourists, and workers.”

“He is adjusting his portfolio away from consumer stocks and financials and into general industrials.”

“On the industrial side, the highest-performing companies are the diversified industrials.”

“There's no question that as a group, the Dow industrials have not been this year's stellar performers.”

“The taxi strike has badly affected local industries which are experiencing absenteeism and punctuality problems.”

“Jobs in one of Hampshire's most distinctive industries, watercress growing, are under threat from government proposals.”

“Many industries developed their own very specific scales designed to weigh particular items.”