In other words, the political role of the proletariat is greater in proportion as large industries predominate over small industries, industry predominates over agriculture, and the city over the village.
Our primitive industries were scattered in the villages, auxiliary occupations of the peasant farmers.
Ever since the end of the seventeenth century, the state was most anxious to develop industries in Russia.
The labor government has put collective ownership and collective management of industries on the order of the day.
The Jews, so acute in intellect and strong in will, were virtually drawn or driven out of all other industries or professions by the theory that their race, being accursed, was only fitted for the abhorred profession of money-lending.
Fishing and hunting are primitive industries of which we think only in connection with wild land.
The canning of various fruits and vegetables has grown to be larger than that of any other state and is one of the most profitable of the industries of Maryland.
The canning and fruit industries make room for a large number of people in the late summer and fall, who may thus, by taking a temporary place, kind some permanent location where they may improve their health and fortunes.
The industries are very important, and embrace manufactures of woollen and cotton stuffs, buckskin, leather, glass and machinery.
The industries are considerable, and include dyeing, tanning and the manufacture of woollen, cotton, shawls, coverlets and paper.
The cultivation of potatoes on the sandgrounds in the south and the fen colonies along the Stads-Canal invite general comparison with the industries of Drente (q.
Gold-dredging is a rich industry, and the coal-mines have attendant industriesin coke, bricks and fire-clay.
Among the industries of the town are ironfounding, machine building and dyeworks, while paper and gloves are manufactured there.
It is situated in the centre of the Yazoo Delta, a rich cotton-producing region, and its industries are almost exclusively connected with that staple.
Ivan Petroff, Report on the Population, Industries and Resources of Alaska, pp.
The standard industries of Grasse are the distilling of perfumes and the preserving of fruits.
Quarrying, stonecutting, and agriculture are the principalindustries (see p.
The principal industries are agriculture, pottery, and the making of preserved fruits.
The industriesare cooperage and the culture of immortelles in fields on the plain and on terraces on the sides of the hills.
Boatbuilding and fishing are the principalindustries of Cogoleto.
An early forthcoming issue of the Bay State Monthly will contain an elaborate article of great value upon the manufactures and various important industries of "A Model Industrial City," for which fine illustrations are being prepared.
The ceaseless water-power of the great river turns the wheels of numerous industries which, within the third of a century, have been located here and have transformed a sparsely settled rural parish into a busy and populous city.
The various industries of this kind hereabouts will soon rival the giant industries of Pennsylvania; and all interested in such industries should spend some days in seeing the many novel sights they offer.
It is the capital of Cape Breton, and the great mining and manufacturing industries of the Island centre altogether in this eastern district.
Outside of these occupations, three hundred and forty-three distinct industries have been investigated.
Under government management, traffic would take the direct route, as mail matter now does, and the industries of the country be relieved of the onerous tax imposed by needless hauls.
With the development of the industries came the use of the white servants as well as the slaves.
The industries included a steam sawmill, a brickyard, pearl ash factory, blacksmith, carpenter and shoe shops as well as a good general store.
During the second half of the nineteenth century many great inventions were made and industries were developed, while discoveries were few until near the close of the century.
Within this period the great industries which characterize our modern civilization, and which arose out of the discoveries that science had made in the centuries preceding, attained a high degree of development.
They have no sympathies of any sort with any portion of the people or industries or aspirations of the United States.
It has already been said in this book that some of the great industries of the country to-day are managed by men who once were common laborers.
A great deal more might be said in the same direction, for there are great mills, factories and industries of the United States to-day controlled by men who were merely poor laborers at day wages a few years ago.
The enormous mining industries of America, apart from those of the rest of the world, would call for much space for their proper accommodation.
After the blockade was raised many of these manufactories were ruined, in consequence of the sudden influx of foreign goods, but the impetus given had been a healthy one, and home industries had received a start, at least.
Never before had there been gathered together in one place such a comprehensive display of the arts and industries of so many of the peoples of the world.
Other industries are spinning, weaving, dyeing, bleaching and brewing.
Industries arising out of the fishery are the manufacture of cod-liver oil and of artificial manure.
The industries are chiefly the manufacture of woollen goods, the making of machinery, chemical manufactures and coal mining.
It is interesting that those of the old families connected with Pittsburgh industries who still insist on having town houses, reside on the Allegheny parks or commons.
Meanwhile some of the acts of sabotage against American industries had been traced back to the Austro-Hungarian Embassy, and the Ambassador, Dr.
The members of the League undertake to interchange full and frank information as to the scale of their armaments, their military and naval programmes and the condition of such of their industries as are adaptable to warlike purposes.
We will not only encourage industries in every way consistent with our principles, but will endeavor to bring new industries to Schenectady, and furthermore, we will succeed in doing it.
Of such industries Kautsky says that they can produce for private customers or even for the open market.
Given control of the national and local government, the food supplies can be nationalized and more competitive State-owned industries established.
Undoubtedly some such method will be followed--with those essential industries that will not already have become collective property under capitalism.
For not only are weekly wages lower in the textile mills and several other industries than they are in the steel corporation, but also employment year in and year out is much more irregular.
Second, the unions by no means include all the manual wage earners, and only in a fewindustries do they include a majority.
Truck-farming and the growing of fruit are important industries in the neighbourhood.
Industries include the manufacture of alum, sugar, rope and agricultural instruments, and iron-founding.
The chief industries are boat-building, brewing, book-binding and cigar-making.
Among the industries are cloth and linen weaving, brewing and distilling.
We started almond breeding in California, where we have one of the biggest commercial nut industries in the country.
Of course, in the Department of Agriculture our main interests that we are likely to contend with are our four major nut industries in the country.
Industrial sector use is the quantity of water used by self-supplied industries not connected to a public distribution system.
Rank code: 2090 Country Comparison :: Industries This entry provides a rank ordering of industries starting with the largest by value of annual output.
Excluded from the Popolo of episcopal and consular revolutions, the trades and industries of the great cities now assert their claims to be enfranchised.
Again, he introduced the example of a prince making profit out of the industries of his subjects by monopolies and protective duties.
It is not necessary that the projector of an Anarchist Communist society shall say in what manner separate industries shall be conducted, nor do they presume to.
Miss Josephine Foard assisted the women of the Laguna pueblo to glaze their wares, thereby rendering them more salable; and the Indian Industries League, with headquarters in Boston, works along similar lines.
It is admitted by all who are acquainted with its operations that its advent and completion have materially aided the development of the Republic's resources, and day by day the expansion of its industries is becoming more apparent.
It must be borne in mind that out "in the West" the same ideas do not prevail as at home, and in any case these countries are still in the experimental stage, when new industries are continually superseding the old.
It is true that such instances pertain more particularly to industries and lines of manufacture where competition is close and conditions are exacting.
It is necessary to speak very plainly about industries of this kind, because, however we like to phrase it, they represent the realisation of private profit through the instruments of death and slaughter.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "industries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
