Sentence examples for globalised era from inspiring English sources
"This is a globalised era.
Herodotus understood, to a degree that seems exceptional for his time, that he was living in a globalised era.
In this globalised era, which suggests connectivity, we are becoming more divided: instead of social integration and multi-faith tolerance, we are promoting segregation and isolation.
Western viewers tend to regard blockbuster season as an exclusively English-language phenomenon, which isn't the case in this globalised era.
On October 19th 1987 a fall of nearly 23% in the Dow Jones Industrial Average dragged down share prices round the world, in the first financial crisis of the modern globalised era.
While growing stronger on the field, German clubs have purposefully retained traditions and atmospheres off the field too, attempting to balance the notion of football as still the people's game in the super-commercial, globalised era.
In an era of globalised commerce, these disparities now exist everywhere, along with enlarged notions of individual aspiration and equality.
The quests for the (re)affirmation of the identity of places and regions in the era of globalised economy and culture gained momentum on local and regional development research and policy agendas since the early nineties.
It is the most ambitious programme of reform since the principles for bilateral tax treaties were first laid down by the League of Nations in the 1920s, laying the ground for the modern era of globalised trade.
"We are in an era of globalised sport, where there are mass events attended by tens, hundreds of thousands of people.
