Sentence examples for driver of globalisation from inspiring English sources

In fact, new research suggests that the container has been more of a driver of globalisation than all trade agreements in the past 50 years taken together.Containerisation is a testament to the power of process innovation.

Instead, if they had any regard for the plight of the poor, they would be accelerating it, celebrating it, exulting in it and if all that were too much for the public they would at least be trying to explain it.Lately, technology has been the main driver of globalisation.

The world economy may be becoming less integrated, with one of the important drivers of globalisation swinging into reverse.

In more recent years also access to advanced knowledge pools has been a driver for globalisation of R&D [26].

At the same time, factors such as rising wages in industry in China and other countries, reduction of the need for (manual) labour through increasing automation, and a growing complexity and diversity of technology options leads to changes in the drivers for globalisation.

Both camps are intensely suspicious of globalisation.

They meant the march of globalisation.

Gone is the firm defence of globalisation.

This is the second age of globalisation.

"Europe had become a symbol of globalisation.

Politically, the strains of globalisation are twofold.