Sentence examples for globalised battle from inspiring English sources

In many places, what begins as a local fight for land and water becomes a globalised battle for religion.

The revelations will amplify calls for crackdowns on offshore tax havens and stoke political arguments in the US, Britain and elsewhere in Europe where exchequers are seen to be fighting a losing battle against fleet-footed and wealthy individuals in the globalised world.

As the committee says: "There is genuine public anger and frustration because there is an impression that rigorous action is taken against ordinary people and small businesses … But apparently, lenient treatment is given to big corporations …" So it's not just a battle about the potency of national governments in a globalised marketplace.

Globalised diktatism or globalised democratism?

It's globalised".

"This is a globalised era.

It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".

Odd things happen when language is globalised.

Such a globalised market has its attractions.

"In this globalised world, we have fallen into globalised indifference," he said there.

Globalised supply chains exploit predominantly female labour.