Sentence examples for globalised community from inspiring English sources

With increasing integration into the globalised community, the unease and frustration of disenfranchised citizens is likely to increase.

The story that became so powerful it allegedly led children to kill each other was born from the kind of collective storytelling that is at once ancient – akin to the oral tradition of stories told around the campfire of an evening – and modern, enabled by the globalised communities of the internet.

People feel the effect of larger globalised forces on their communities and don't like it, even where the threat is distant thunder, more scary in some cases: fear of the unknown otherness.

Is this changing in a globalised world, in which communities are becoming more culturally diverse?

Andrews and his business partner, started bringing listeners together in the Dynamite Circle, a community of established globalised small business entrepreneurs.

But the organisation is attempting to master two conflicting roles: as a national arts organisation with its roots in the community and as a globalised free-market player.

The volume is a major contribution, providing readers with a fresh and creative approach into the living experience of religious communities in a contemporary globalised world.

The region urgently needs to take concrete steps toward reducing unemployment, promoting economic growth and helping displaced workers and communities adapt to a globalised world.

And that in a globalised world, different forms of identity, of community, of attachment may succeed them.

A mix of anecdotes and analysis, he will offer a perceptive view of 21st century America and the impact that a globalised economy has had on its cities, communities and families.

Datta's grim account of the Dholera smart-city project echoes Watson: it's a tale of farmers and fishers displaced from their land, supplanted by gated communities and air-conditioned golf clubs for the globalised elite.