Sentence examples for globalised way from inspiring English sources

But replicating the loose, globalised way of life in London the anything-goes culture that draws a certain kind of young French person will be much harder.

Specifically, the incorporation of virtual learning environments, the implementation of course management systems and the offering of Massive Open Online Courses have introduced a new, dynamic and globalised way of promoting teaching and research.

Sabiti says that whilst Uglish has created new ways of expressing local concepts, a globalised world means that people should be able to communicate in standard English.

It is the way of globalised football these days.

In some ways it is a microcosm of the way the globalised, tax averse, opaque world of big business and corporate finance has gone in general.

It's a truly global one where London sits at its centre in a truly globalised environment in a way that the US doesn't.

The Good Body is in many ways a globalised dramatisation of The Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolf.

This may be the way of the globalised world and Stokes at least learned his cricket here and came through Durham's academy.

Just as importantly, the understanding of slavery as a challenge and indeed consequence of our globalised world is finding its way on to national and international agendas.

"How do we regulate and supervise and develop our peripheral vision for those that we don't supervise in a formal way, in a globalised context?

At the time of the crash he decided to educate himself in the ways of the globalised City, and how they impacted on the lives of the 99% of citizens.