Sentence examples for from the globalised from inspiring English sources

Mandelson's recall was further fall-out from the globalised financial house of cards that has crashed so spectacularly.

It has also left them especially in hock to public-sector workers, who tend to be both removed from the globalised economy and hostile to reform.

They argue that it would be a big mistake for the UK to isolate itself from the globalised world of research as "British science depends on it".

Mathangi Arulpragasam known by friends and family as Maya, known by the rest of us as M.I.A— was electric from the jump; a pop-star for the globalised, post-9/11 world.

They believe that France should somehow declare unilateral independence from Europe and the globalised world.

"The UK must not isolate itself from the increasingly globalised world of research - British science depends on it".

That will require incentives, which can only come from the increasingly globalised markets for Brazilian beef and soya, now the main threats to the rainforest.

Passenger ships no longer sail from the first "globalised" city – at least not out of season – so Woodsworth boards a bus to trace the Med's eastern rim.

It has become the agricultural embodiment of his beliefs about everything from the natural world to the globalised economy.

His chronology touches on pivotal moments in wine's history from its invention 8,000 years ago, to the globalised industry of today.

Though the city's core is mostly for outsiders or the globalised rich, a short bike ride from Le Robinet D'Or plunged me into a very different Paris.