Sentence examples for globalisation produces from inspiring English sources

The open borders written into the EU can be both positive and painful, as globalisation produces losers as well as winners.

Globalisation produced a world which was too big to be understood.

It would also understand that globalisation has produced homogeneity for women at a basic level.

IN 1993 Samuel Huntington caused consternation by arguing that globalisation would produce not harmonious growth, but a clash of civilisations.

Of course, there are tensions as the grouping is not something that has been planned by governments; it's a movement that market forces and globalisation have produced.

Globalisation has produced rapid economic and social disruptions.

The conventional wisdom on globalisation is that it produces a flat world in which everybody consumes the same bland products in the same bland settings: a universal airport lounge.

In this way, the prophet of globalisation seemed to be suggesting, the US could turn its back on the frighteningly unAmerican world that globalisation was actually producing.

Today's world, at least in that band of instability that runs from north Africa and through the Middle East, sub-Saharan Africa and central Asia, is characterised by numerous weak and sometimes failed states, and by transnational actors who are able to move fluidly across international borders, abetted by the same technological capabilities that produced globalisation.

WEF's global risks 2012 report suggested fresh economic turmoil and social upheaval could wipe out gains produced by globalisation.

First and most significantly, 30 years of neoliberal globalisation and deregulation have produced a polarisation of wealth which has undermined Australia's egalitarian ethos.