Sentence examples for driven by globalised from inspiring English sources
The ready supply of low-cost migrant labour was only one factor in the earlier wage stagnation, which was driven by globalised trade, technology and the decline of unions.
Expansion driven by fluctuating prices of primary commodities "cannot guarantee sustainable growth in an increasingly open, globalised economy", it says, noting that even those countries that have managed to diversify into low-skill manufactures face increasingly fierce global competition.
In a world driven by economic savagery, hearts of darkness more mendacious than Conrad's original, and a globalised Tourette's Syndrome of texts, Twitter and Facebook, is there any point in thinking seriously, rather than entertainingly, about architecture?
Throw in a housing crisis caused by government's surrender of building and provision to the free market, a long-term fall in wages driven by weakened unions and a "race-to-the-bottom" form of globalisation, and the mantra that the role of national government is limited in a globalised world, and you have an explosive mix of insecurity, atomisation and impotent rage.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
"We're driven by competition".
He was driven by ambition.
They may simply be driven by greed.
"I'm driven by technology," he declared.
