Sentence examples for connected markets from inspiring English sources

For at the same time as globalization has connected markets and provided instant access to massive amounts of information, it has also given rise to challenges that spread swiftly across borders from our warming planet, to dangerous and disruptive inequality, to deadly pandemics, to the largest wave of displaced people since the Second World War.

This figure presents two vertically connected markets.

Moreover, the number of connected markets and the presence of hub ports in multiple supply/value chains are both significant since main hub ports, such as Singapore, have a competitive advantage due to their attractive connected markets.

The result is that the streets of ancient Rome, which once crisscrossed those valley floors, the streets that connected markets and forums with residential areas, the streets that saw victory parades by conquering generals and solemn funeral processions, are today buried under an average of 20 to 30 feet of debris.

A higher frequency of bTB testing of highly connected markets and farms [17], combined with more frequent, targeted testing of dominant individuals within herds and a similarly targeted and therefore cost-effective application of any prospective cattle bTB vaccination programmes [52], [53], are likely to contribute to more effective and efficient strategies for controlling the disease.

RWE said it wanted to position Hidroeléctrico del Cantábrico "as the second company in the Spanish electricity market" and to expand into connected markets like Latin America.

The goal of this program is to help participants become systematic about innovation in order to create value for their businesses and their customers in the globally connected market.

For a couple of years, I worked for an NGO in Africa connecting markets to small famers.

They show that migrants in today's world connect markets, fill labor gaps, and enrich social diversity.

Stock exchanges sell space to high-frequency trade (HFT) computers, which use dedicated cables circling the world connecting markets to capture information at lightning speed.

Generally, this means that countries such as the United States have defended free speech online, protected net neutrality and advocated the economic benefits of a global Internet that connects markets and societies.