Sentence examples for consequence of globalization from inspiring English sources

It's a paradox of the global age, but also the inevitable consequence of globalization, that regional cultures, like religious and political ones, increasingly assert themselves.

It is the inevitable consequence of globalization and the development of a single worldwide market economy.

But the emergence of Mr. Bastos and others like him is to some extent also an inevitable consequence of globalization.

The design vocabulary of the Staten Island project -- the grid, the diagrammatic abstraction -- points to another consequence of globalization: our increasing awareness of the distinctiveness of Western thought.

Moreover, Mr. Vardi argued, integration into the American marketplace, with its technological ferment, is an inevitable and even desirable consequence of globalization.

Still, at least for now, much of Asia seems to accept the growing presence of Western financial institutions as an inevitable consequence of globalization.

Some say we couldn't have reversed the consequences of globalization and technological change.

However, concerns about social and environmental consequences of globalization, consumerism, urban spectacle, and gentrification remain.

Many studies focus on the consequences of globalization for less educated workers in manufacturing.

We should also heed those who have pointed out the negative consequences of globalization for hundreds of millions of people.

Sharp diversities in assessing the consequences of "globalization" in the world seem to produce a similar unity of radical opposites.