Sentence examples for from the globalization from inspiring English sources

A good part of it came from the globalization of the time".

FERNANDO FERRER -- Well, a lot of it will come from the globalization of insurance.

As the brothers Pang export their brand of busy gloom around the world, following "Bangkok Dangerous" with "Moscow Expensive" and "Geneva Pleasantly Safe," is this what we can expect from the globalization of cinema?

However, a challenge to this is the great diversity that has emerged from the globalization of university campuses.

If we don't believe in modern science or spirituality, it is still easy to observe the interconnectedness from the globalization in business and politics.

Your country is suffering from the globalization of opportunism.

Although there has always been in Russia a streak of messianic estrangement from the West, the globalization backlash has not taken hold here, at least not yet.

"The average person there has benefited from the automation, the globalization, the technology," he said, and predicted that inequality will become "the No. 1 issue of democracies".

Venkat from N. J. said: The globalization of business is basically finding a way to justify exploitation of labor, resulting in an enormous concentration of wealth in fewer hands.

Both the macro and micro approaches cast doubt on some widely heard generalizations from both sides of the globalization debate.

Fences and Windows: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Globalization Debate is a 2002 book by Canadian journalist Naomi Klein and editor Debra Ann Levy.