Sentence examples for a more globalized from inspiring English sources

As David Levering Lewis and I note in our respective biographies of Du Bois, Rai played a significant role in changing Du Bois from a liberal intellectual focused on simple integration to a more globalized radical intent on pushing for global emancipation.

Much of the report focuses on how health officials should respond to a more globalized world.

There is hardly a more globalized profession, or one in which supply less meets demand, than orchestral conductor.

Meanwhile, an earlier generation of engineers is scouring for jobs, and having to compete with a more globalized pool of talent.

Even parents skeptical of Western influences want their children to obtain a more globalized education abroad or at home, which the West can facilitate.

With greater access to information, buyers, in turn, might get a better price in a more globalized market, increasing competitiveness all around.

ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT01698580) The increase in non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including fall-related injuries, will be a major challenge in a progressively more globalized, urban and ageing world, especially in developing countries [ 1, 2].

That politics is compounded by a much more globalized web than existed just a decade ago.

The same old experience can potentially become an obstacle to bringing about change and is no longer relevant because we live in a new more globalized, populated, diverse, connected, ambitious and interdependent world with a new set of challenges, and it requires a new generation of leaders with new world viewpoints to address those challenges.

(Each time frame has its own aspect ratio: by the time the film gets to 2525, the images loom huge in widescreen, perhaps suggesting a larger, more globalized worldview).

And Congress needs to recognize that in an ever more globalized world, using trade as a political instrument to fight yesterday's wars is at best self defeating.