Sentence examples for despite globalization from inspiring English sources

Part of the difficulty, it emerged from several discussions here, is that despite globalization and growing interconnectedness, finding solutions has fallen largely to individual nations, companies and banks.

Despite globalization and European integration, which has led to increasingly multicultural professional and national teams, racist abuse, particularly directed at black players, remains a problem across the continent.

But one can see them better in his 1993 Specters of Marx, where Derrida insisted that a deconstructed (or criticized) Marxist thought is still relevant to today's world despite globalization and that a deconstructed Marxism consists in a new messianism, a messianism of a "democracy to come".

Despite globalization, minority actors finding cross-cultural success are rare even as movies such as the "Furious" franchise have made billions of dollars with multiracial casts.

For this American in Paris, presidential politics, French-style, have been a sharp reminder that this country retains its peculiarities despite globalization.

Yet when you think about it, despite globalization's promise of a borderless world -- walls separating people, not money, goods or ideas mind you, seem to be de rigeur.

CAM has persisted globally with over USD34 billion spent annually, despite modernization, globalization, technological advancement, and limited supportive evidence.

Despite its globalization, soccer remains rooted in the working class, and stadiums grow out of their communities, often in areas of deprivation with different ethnic groups living in close proximity — the very regions where the worst of the riots took place.

I also had my doubts that, despite the globalization of our tech world, most Nepalese were on the internet.

Despite rapid globalization of the veterinary profession, our understanding of the scope and quality of these demographic changes in other regions of the world, their potential effects on veterinary education and research, and their relationship to quantitative demographic indicators is limited.

During this first phase of globalization, despite high tariffs, Argentina enjoyed very high growth rates in comparison not only to the rest of the periphery and but also to the Core.