Sentence examples for globalised industry from inspiring English sources

It is now subject to a globalised industry.

Theme parks today are a multibillion-pound globalised industry, and we're addicted.

For all its claims, says Mr Ghemawat, business education is far from a globalised industry.

Ballet is a globalised industry, employing thousands, and those who run it live in the real world.

Now their know-how is in demand elsewhere and experts from other countries are muscling in on the increasingly globalised industry of campaign advice.

GIVEN that flying people around the world is the ultimate globalised industry, there is oddly little competition in the airlines business.

An important minority diagnosed in occupational health screening emphasises the importance of HIV care for workers in globalised industries [ 21].

This is where the PR companies who oil the wheels of this new globalised property industry come in, hosting champagne receptions for councils, developers and foreign investors property industry shindigs.

Tennis has become a cog in a globalised sports industry.

I work in the cutthroat, highly competitive, globalised technology industry, and many of my team, like last night, routinely like to work until late at night.

They have argued that today's globalised music industry makes it is harder to decide than ever who can be chosen, with very British artists such as Morrissey spending years in the US.