Sentence examples for globalised pressure from inspiring English sources
Even within globalised pressure groups, such as Greenpeace, he observes, activists in one country cannot agree with their counterparts in another about how waste should be processed.Veolia's report unearths some oddities.
But Tennant warns: "Too often in former British colonies, local-language writing and storytelling are being neglected due to pressure or desire to conform to the globalised publishing market, working in English".
Good leadership in higher education has never mattered more than now, with increases in tuition fees, concerns over international recruitment, widening access pressures, not to forget the challenges of competing in a globalised research and teaching market.
Feminist theorist Nina Power has astutely noted that the feminisation of labour has been accompanied by the "labourisation of women" – unprecedented social and economic pressures to become another busy little worker bee in the globalised hive.
The new situation in the new globalised economy eventually killed off not only Marxist-Leninism but also social democratic reformism – which was essentially the working class putting pressure on their nation states.
Globalised diktatism or globalised democratism?
"This is a globalised era.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
Odd things happen when language is globalised.
Such a globalised market has its attractions.
