Sentence examples for globalised commerce from inspiring English sources

In an era of globalised commerce, these disparities now exist everywhere, along with enlarged notions of individual aspiration and equality.

Not only in terms of Google Glass and Uber, which are comparatively trivial, but in terms of the gap between rich and poor, the impunity of globalised commerce, the declining relevance of the west.

ZF Friedrichshafen, a car-parts firm, is buying a Michigan-based rival, TRW, which makes two third-of its sales outside America (and its biggest customer is highly globalised Volkswagen).

The realities of the globalised UCB immunitary infrastructure therefore operate in stark contrast to received and romantic notions of blood as the basis for the Titmuss-like values of civic belonging and national identification.

Most European business schools are already much more globalised than HBS.

In a globalised world, TB will not be sustainably eliminated in any country until it is eliminated globally.

Yet his most likely replacement is another elite, middle-class, globalised, socially liberal Etonian Conservative.

It might not be surprising in these globalised times that Kingwood House Stables in Lambourn, where Derby winners have been trained, is owned by an Arab sheikh.

He definitely cares, but... .. Business leaders are warning that students in the UK don't have the international outlook needed for a globalised economy, the BBC reports.

In this globalised world, the EU is our common shield against the negative impact of unregulated capitalism, and the manipulations and illiberal practices of big corporations and large hostile powers.

Most of the drop in prices for PCs, mainframes and so on was caused by the relentless advance of technology; but she still thinks that trade and globalised production all those Dell Computer factories in China, for instance was responsible for 10-30% of the fall in hardware prices.