Sentence examples for deepening globalisation from inspiring English sources

There are potentially serious consequences for countries in the developing world if the era of ever deepening globalisation is truly over.

In other areas, particularly policy towards trade and globalisation, the intellectual rifts are real and deepening, with sceptics on the left in the ascendancy.

More local and regional forums are needed, interjects another organiser, to complement the world edition and deepen the movement against "globalisation under the interests of capital".

The recession is deepening.

Deepening rifts Too optimistic?

–Deepening quagmire.

"The situation is deepening.

Globalisation has also deepened the pool of talent on which European clubs can draw.Yet there are costs for clubs in Europe and elsewhere.

Meanwhile, "diaspora communities" in the west - a polite euphemism for black and ethnic minority groups - will be particularly vulnerable to becoming "reservoirs for resentment" as capitalist globalisation continues to deepen inequalities between "winners" and "losers", and thus to operating as fifth column "proxies" for foreign interests.

As made clear by Ruthie Wilson Gilmore, in her essay Globalisation and US prison growth: from military Keynesianism to post-Keynesian militarism, "the economic panic deepened in the early 1970s, at the same time that radical political activists were assassinated, went to prison, disappeared underground, or fled into exile".

The process continued and deepened a period of confusion and self-loathing from which socialism only began to recover with the emergence of the anti-globalisation movement.