Sentence examples for globalisation has given from inspiring English sources

Globalisation has given us a battering this year.

Indeed, globalisation has given opportunities to researchers to collaborate worldwide regardless the distance.

The HIV/AIDS epidemic has highlighted the global nature of human health and welfare and globalisation has given rise to a trend toward finding common solutions to global health challenges.

But rising prosperity and globalisation have given a boost to Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that carries dengue (and yellow fever).

The huge net of globalisation that has given us Chinese architecture and mobile phone companies of every persuasion that have opened up our capitals, has not been discriminating about who or what comes in to shred our traditional values and corrupt our young.

The hype for globalisation that excited the era before the crash has given way now to fears of deglobalisation, and the measures governments have taken to buffer economies against another crisis have only deepened this self-destructive trend.

Globalisation and consequent relaxations of Indian markets to global players has given impetus to rapid urbanisation process.

Barack Obama has given a rousing defence of the virtues of democracy and warned that a backlash against globalisation is boosting populist movements around the world, in what was billed as his last public address abroad.

The forward march of globalisation has paused since the financial crisis, giving way to a more conditional, interventionist and nationalist model.

Globalisation has made this dimension increasingly important and, given the typical stay-at-home profile of UK students, could deliver a needed edge on graduation.

But in blindly accepting that line I had not given enough credence to what globalisation has brought to India – that many people welcome it and private sector involvement – with open arms.