industrially

In the simplest terms, I think, it means that any attempt by a nation to be completely self-sufficient industrially is the height of economic folly.

A View From the North 1964

War industrially is just as detrimental to the employers and to the employed as war between nations is to all classes of every nation concerned.

Some Imperial Problems 1919

The English complain of German competition, yet Germany industrially is England's child.

The New Germany 1910

Studies have found similar calcium levels in both home-made and "industrially" - manufactured tortillas.

a molcajete, a clay comal, and some cal. 2004

We have had to pass from the idea of industrially processed sacharina to sacharina processed right there at the cattle complexes.

President Castro SNTAF Congress Speech 1991

Would you, then, asks a dismayed unionist, build up your so-called industrially conscious group at the expense of organized labor?

Working With the Working Woman Cornelia Stratton Parker

That's where Alice Waters had hired Cooper to switch Berkeley schools from the same kind of industrially processed convenience foods my daughter's friends are eating to meals cooked from scratch.

Maria Rodale: A National Look at School Lunches, Part 1 Maria Rodale 2010

And on French radio Europe 1, he said he wanted to bring EDF and Veolia closer together, at least 'industrially', although he had no intention of merging the groups.

FinanzNachrichten.de: Aktuelle Nachrichten 2009

We have industrially fished the oceans to death, the rivers are dammed and diverted and poisoned.

Reverend Billy: Life in the Water Reverend Billy 2011

"It sets a new bar because this is the most industrially advanced plant that Fiat or Chrysler has," Mr. Marchionne said.

Fiat Gears Up, Cautiously Gilles Castonguay 2011