Sentence examples for forces of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Remarkably protected from the forces of globalisation, Algeria has a dated charm but still feels isolated.

But it has not died, although the forces of globalisation have helped to combat it.

The forces of globalisation or the internal wranglings of the Labour party are difficult to conceptualise.

Like other forces of globalisation, immigration is disruptive, and at the most intimate level.

The twin forces of globalisation and technology may put many mediocre lawyers out of business.

"All governments are constrained by the forces of globalisation," he says.

They seem to fare well in places that are protected from the full force of globalisation.

Schama and Hobsbawm fell to talking about the web as another force of globalisation.

However, today its purpose is not to resist the force of globalisation but to prepare for it, and to garner its vast potential benefits.

The emerging clash is a familiar one of the new and the old: namely, in this context, the irresistible force of globalisation versus the immovable object of bureaucracy.

And above all, it shows the positive power of globalisation as a dynamic force that can strengthen economies, create good jobs, unleash innovation, increase skills and improve productivity.