Sentence examples for fast globalising from inspiring English sources

Africa also has too little of the human and social capital of the kind needed for effective governance, sustainable development, and growth and diversification of its still abysmally anachronistic production structure in a fast globalising post-industrial world.

Many industries are globalising fast, creating waves of disruption.

As Debra Spar of the Harvard Business School points out, the activists have globalised faster than the firms they target.

Capital markets have globalised faster and more comprehensively than any other part of the economy, enabling hedge funds and other asset managers to deploy ever bigger pools of funds.

TCS has created a cheap software package that can teach adults to read in 40 hours.In globalising, Tata has been a fast learner, absorbing lessons from JLR and Daewoo.

It unites the North and the South, globalising imperialists and anti-globalisation protesters, first world liberals and third world revolutionaries.

In a fast-globalising world even countries with strict capital controls saw an increase in actual capital flows.

The truth might be simpler, and closer to home: it was simply a reflection of the fast-globalising world he observed.

But it is on the small side in a fast-globalising market.Rescued from a series of bad decisions and unlucky events by the government in the mid-2000s, Alstom is struggling now as bigger competitors snatch market share.

Alas, in a fast-globalising world, it is already impossible for governments to interdict the flow of nuclear goods and expertise.Take A.Q. Khan, the megalomaniac Pakistani scientist who built his country's bomb, then hawked its secrets to Iran, North Korea and Libya.

Sony, an electronics giant, has long been globalising production.