Sentence examples for globalised future from inspiring English sources

If you think the world's a better place because somewhere there's a word for, say, the leaves turning brown in autumn, or "the side of the body up to the armpit but not further", as there is in Thangmi, then this programme will leave you fearful for our globalised future.

Its relevance is backed up by the European socio-political context, which effectively heads towards a globalised future, inter-reliant with the Europe of people and regions, united by their diversity.

Johnson said the future favoured globalised, free-trade urban centres which allowed the free movement of people and ideas.

Maybe that's because, as last week in London suggested, the Rio scenario could be a taste of the future in the globalised city.

America seemed to some observers to provide the unquestioned future of religion in a globalised world.

In today's world most of us are afraid that we will become redundant in this globalised economy or that our children's future will be less prosperous than our own.

But, if we want to overcome the crisis, reinforce the social dimension and establish a good basis for a strong economic future for Europe in the globalised world, if we want to reinforce our industrial base and launch new common European projects and not just bilateral ones, then stronger economic coordination is the only way forward.

"In an increasingly globalised and interconnected world, our young people and future workforce will be at a disadvantage if they lack language skills and cultural awareness".

Had Arcelor focused less on polemics, it could have initiated a serious debate about the future of family-owned businesses in the globalised world.

Laurie Taylor explores the role, meaning and future of a university education in a globalised world.

A special programme exploring the role, meaning and future of a university education in a globalised world.