Sentence examples for The globalization effect from inspiring English sources

The globalization effect, manifesting from increased human mobility during periods of conflict, is also responsible for the emergence of new words within a language.

But I will live long enough to see the slow globalization, the effect of bringing all these Syrian refugees in.

Skyscrapers and cranes may be the best marker of globalization's effect on China.

Finally, the book examines the effect of globalization on environmental inequality and how the EJM can address transnational environmental injustices.

In an era of globalization, the effects of domestic policy don't stop at the water's edge.

"Learning to Love Globalization: The Effects of Education on Individual Attitudes Toward International Trade" (with M. Hiscox).

No number of torch-lit marches can stop the browning of the population, the growing empowerment of women or the effect of globalization, de-industrialization and mechanization on the traditionally "masculine" workforce.

Rising resentment over the fallout from globalization and the effects of the financial collapse of 2008, which has widened the gap between the rich and everyone else, has divided voters in Britain and the United States.

Some attention is devoted to the effects of globalization, the AIDS crisis, crime prevention, and the role of economic growth.

Much of this can be attributed to the effect of globalization on Brazil, specifically on the lower classes that account for 48% of the jobs, equivalent to 24.5% of all income in the country.

Thomas Friedman: The most important effect on globalization has clearly been 9/11.