Sentence examples for age of globalized from inspiring English sources

This is the age of globalized, far-flung families.

Kilcullen was describing a willingness to show local people that supporting the enemy risks harm and hardship, not a campaign like the Phoenix program in Vietnam, in which noncombatants were assassinated; besides being unethical, such a tactic would inevitably backfire in the age of globalized information.

Properly understood, Europe's economy and social system are two halves of a well-designed "social capitalism" -- an ingenious framework in which the economy finances the social system to support families and employees in an age of globalized capitalism that threatens to turn us all into internationally disposable workers.

NAFTA was going to launch the hemisphere into the age of the globalized economy, inducting Mexico into the club of developed nations.

In this age of diversified and globalized industry, social investment is more feel-good than do-good.

And yet, the Philippines is not alone in experiencing the positive and negative effects of our globalized "age of migration" (Castles et al. 2014).

Some believe Maradona is jealous of Messi, who came of age in a globalized world, every match on television, every goal on YouTube.

Here, amid the glittering ruins of globalized gentrification's gilded age, a kind of glocal tenants' movement is taking shape, at once locally rooted and globally connective.

IN this high-tech age of bioengineering, supercomputers, space shuttles and globalized financial markets, the men and women with hands and muscles are still there, laying bricks, sweeping cafeteria floors, making hotel beds.

She might be the lost soul of globalized modernity.

With English the escalator of globalized success, the language's center of gravity is tilting away from English-speaking lands.