Sentence examples for globalised environmental from inspiring English sources
Such globalised environmental data will surely find a growing global market.
This Habermasian informed analysis and critique of major changes in university operations, reveals an array of globalised environmental disturbances that have directly impacted on university design archetypes including governance, accountability, decision-making and communication.
But excesses of greed and hubris - such as the invasion of Iraq, the sub-prime crisis and the environmental disaster precipitated by a recklessly globalised model of consumer capitalism - have accelerated the decline of western power.
It's wondrous and disturbing, this grandiose attempt to create the perfect globalised city-state in the desert, irrespective of the environmental consequences, a city dedicated to boundless leisure and the business of making serious money.
Soil erosion, wheat variety, and shiny new tractor parts may be the sorts of topics reserved to the interests of farming industry publications, but as the world becomes more globalised, the influence of agriculture photography has become crucial in communicating environmental issues that affect us all.
However, one can also say that Europe is our answer, as a 21st century continent, to the economic, environmental, financial and migration policy-related challenges in a globalised world.
As software companies are becoming increasingly globalised, a number of issues arise with respect to the social and environmental aspects of conducting the Architecture Tradeoff Analysis Method (ATAM), a software architecture evaluation method developed by the Software Engineering Institute.
In today's increasingly globalised economy, no business can afford to ignore the importance of sound environmental practices, in-turn risking their corporate reputation, relations with stakeholders and long-term commercial interests.
"This is a globalised era.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
