Sentence examples for at globalizing from inspiring English sources

To sum up, this article looks at globalizing markets and the globalization of competition policies and ideas.

Firms that fail at globalizing R&D do so because they either because they pick the wrong partner (i.e., one that lacks the R&D DNA and does not specialize in the firm's domain) or because they throw stuff over the wall and don't invest in the intimate collaboration and goal alignment that true R&D requires.

Teachers for Global Classrooms Program (TGC) provides a professional development opportunity for middle and high school teachers from the United States to participate in a program aimed at globalizing teaching and learning in their classrooms.

Fashion is globalizing at a frenetic pace - How does ChiGlo intend to stay ahead of both latest cultural trends and growing market demands?

And to state one more point, our labor market and our educational system are globalizing at enormous speed: regarding degrees, company structures, and recruiting policies, an international orientation can now be considered normal.

The hosts questioned nothing they saw while piously tsk-tsk-ing at places "globalized" by the scourge of potable tap water and grocery stores.

Koolhaas came to believe that Lagos was a "paradigmatic case-study of a city at the forefront of globalizing modernity," and began to make the radical argument that many of the city's dysfunctions should be heralded rather than fixed.

When I arrived here two years ago, I asked Kevin to take on one of the most important and difficult assignments – to completely revamp and revitalize AOL's suite of products, while at the same time globalizing product development and expanding our reach across the Web.

The same was true for all other behavioral factors, from diversifying to taking a narrow focus, from globalizing to staying at home.

Seventy per cent of LinkedIn's four hundred and thirty-three million users are reported to be outside the United States, which is to say that the network is at the center of a globalizing talent sphere.

American multinationals have such strong domestic bases that they started globalizing by merely projecting what they had learned at home to faraway places, the "Metanational" authors contend.