The phrase "newly industry nation" would be an awkward construction. It should not be used in a sentence. However, you could write "newly industrialized nation".
The country was a newly industrialized nation.
The poorest country in the world showed signs of becoming a newly industrialized nation.
A nation's economy can be helped by the development of industries that use a principle called competitive advantage. If the cost to the nation (in terms of what it must give up to perform the tasks of that industry) are lower than those in economies with which it might trade, that nation is said to have competitive advantage. The industry will then stimulate beneficial trade for the nation processing the food. In the current global economic environment, industries that are labor intensive, such as food processing, can be good candidates for this beneficial trade.
Use bust in a sentence
I don't think you can use Macroeconomics in a sentence.
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A sentence using "misbelief" could be: I struck out to disprove his misbelief.
Science and industry are keys to a nation's prosperity.
The newly established government seemed to be progressing properly.
I shot your dog with my newly purchased crossbow.
The newly made glass was very pellucid.
Example sentence - His first job was in the retail industry.
The American industry now makes more use of their computers.
People made a commercial industry to make a profit.
This nation shall not perish.
Example sentence - The soldiers mothers longed for the country to become a united nation once again.
Service Indutry is hard to find a sentence to.
Great Britain was a seafaring nation.
A sentence with the words dynasty and nation-state describing the Egyptian civilization is... King Narmer began the first dynasty in his nation-state and the world.