Sentence examples for faces of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Business figures such as Bill Gates, the vice president of this year's forum, are the new faces of globalisation, said the Geneva daily.

If only the bigger economies in Europe could move so nimbly in the face of globalisation.

I know that for many, the face of globalisation is contradictory.

"It's a way for them to save their culture in the face of globalisation".

While unions grew in response to industrialisation, they are having to think smart in the face of globalisation.

5. 6,000 languages are facing extinction Across the globe, minority languages are facing extinction in the face of globalisation.

But it is telling that, in the face of globalisation, European leaders instinctively resort to invoking the glories and consolations of the past.

His win this week involves a very American cry of pain by the country's middle class in the face of globalisation and financial stringency.

Yet many people in Europe today are both materially and culturally more insecure, in the face of globalisation, declining living standards and migration.

Her electoral success reflects, rather, a mix of disappointment with Mr Sarkozy, despair at the level of joblessness, bewilderment in the face of globalisation, frustration at the impotence of Europe, and disillusion with the political class.

Where New Labour went wrong was not appreciating the sense of loss and dislocation that many traditional Labour communities felt in the face of globalisation during the 1990s and 2000s.