Sentence examples for drivers of globalization from inspiring English sources

The quest for spice was one of the earliest drivers of globalization.

In the three-quarters of a century that it has been among us, the TV set has been one of the key drivers of globalization, making the world a smaller place, with ever more transparent boundaries.

Perhaps the most conspicuous illustration of this point is the embrace of 'free' markets and global integration as the only appropriate bases for national macroeconomic policy – a phenomenon that leads us to examine some of the key drivers of globalization, as distinct from the manifestations of globalization processes themselves.

Again, the contrast: Mr. Boutros-Ghali is the most creative, high-tech driver of globalization in Egypt, but his elevator man says a prayer before taking you up to his office.

And I look at the internet, which is now so much of a driver of globalization, as like a big pizza that every society basically puts its own local culture on.

The control over gold, silver, precious metals and recently oil has been a source of conflict and driver of economic globalization.

Unprecedented growth in foreign investment from the 1880s to the 1900s served as the core driver of financial globalization.

For one thing, political rhetoric has created public tumult about the drivers of middle-class decline: globalization, technology, and immigration's impact on U.S. jobs.

A more in-depth understanding of globalization and the drivers and politics of these growing commodity markets, as well as potential implications for policy and for participants, is developed across the remaining papers.

The main driver, I believe, is the merger of globalization and the Information Technology revolution.

The ICT revolution fueled by the exponential progress of the semiconductor technology and the accelerated pace of globalization has become an important driver of economic growth across nations.