Postindustrial

To augment the brigades 'efforts, TerraCycle also is collecting what's called postindustrial waste from many manufacturers -- which includes excess labels or packaging with misprints that never makes it to market. ❋ Unknown (2008)

While many urbanists have dismissed "anti-cities" such as Houston and Los Angeles, which lack such a core, these metropolises will be, in fact, 2050's dominant "postindustrial" urban models. ❋ GetAbstract (2010)

Demonstrating a vastly incompetent grasp of the driving forces behind economic growth in modern "postindustrial" nations - for almost 40 years, now all new income has developed in the USA from developments in ❋ Unknown (2009)

But today, the "postindustrial" mode of imperialism is more about recycling wealth to produce capital gains, mainly by globalizing and privatizing the Bubble Economy. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The postmodern, postindustrial, national borders-have-no-meaning labor market waits on no man or woman to get training or an education. jmo says: ❋ Unknown (2010)

Although this Yorkshire city with its brand-new shopping mall, pedestrian-friendly streets and sturdy Victorian civic buildings does not fulfill the stereotype of postindustrial despondency, it was, nonetheless, hit hard in the 1980s by the closure of coal mines and the collapse of manufacturing. ❋ Richard Holledge (2011)

But they also give way to postindustrial nostalgia and anxiety. ❋ G. Roger Denson (2011)

Grozny, as journalists described it, soon resembled a postindustrial wasteland. ❋ Daniel Treisman (2011)

An inextricable aspect of human life is economic, and this applies at all times and in all places, from hunter-gathers to the postindustrial information society. ❋ Bishop Pierre Whalon (2011)

Vermeulen's images are taken from her Your Town Tomorrow series depicting postindustrial Detroit and its denizens as harbingers of America's potential alternate future. ❋ Vince Carducci (2011)

Demonstrating a vastly incompetent grasp of the driving forces behind economic growth in modern “postindustrial” nations — for almost 40 years, now all new income has developed in the USA from developments in IP and Services. ❋ Unknown (2009)

BEIJING — China's rise as the world's second-largest economy highlights a new postindustrial reality: Population counts as much as productivity in determining economic power. ❋ Bob Davis (2011)

So Ballardian equals “picturesque, postindustrial decay,” “kinky technophilia,” and “perverted obsessions with celebrities.” ❋ Unknown (2009)

Literary posterity will probably regard it as an interesting but failed experiment, taking Updike away from his usual themes and mileu, although not completely: its exploration of religious belief is consistent with much of his previous fiction, and the town of New Prospect, New Jersey could easily enough be a depiction of Brewer, Pennsylvania in its own decayed postindustrial latter days. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It encouraged low-density sprawl, which is ill-fitted to a creative, postindustrial economy. ❋ Unknown (2009)