Sentence examples for globalised view of from inspiring English sources
Both could be described as overlooked pioneers, and the shows reflect Tate Modern's move towards a more globalised view of art.
After making 50 investments on four continents, this globalised view obviously makes sense.
Webb said that, in view of the uncertain and globalised economic climate, "any certainty, any promise, any indication [on pensions] will be increasingly valuable in years to come".
A mix of anecdotes and analysis, he will offer a perceptive view of 21st century America and the impact that a globalised economy has had on its cities, communities and families.
In her eyes President Nicolas Sarkozy and Dominique Strauss-Kahn, head of the IMF and a likely Socialist candidate, are "interchangeable": standard-bearers for a globalised world view.
Are they changing in the globalised world of contraception, liberated morals, the internet, and frenetic travel?
A globalised brand of cute hoorism has been created by state policy.
A real revival would require a return to the less competitive, less globalised economy of the 1950s and 1960s.
The Good Body is in many ways a globalised dramatisation of The Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolf.
