Sentence examples for globalising age from inspiring English sources

That assemblage has substantially come apart in the emergent "globalising" age since the 1980s.

A similar professional exodus has since occurred amongst South African physicians for political reasons, and among Filipino nurses for economic reasons [ 36], illustrating the fluidity with which healthcare workforce skills may be transferred across borders in the globalising age [ 37].

"What this means is that in an age of a rapidly globalising economy, where services are more important than ever... where Australia is an open economy with relatively low tariffs anyway... this is a gigantic foundation stone for our future prosperity".

It unites the North and the South, globalising imperialists and anti-globalisation protesters, first world liberals and third world revolutionaries.

Sony, an electronics giant, has long been globalising production.

Fund management is itself a competitive, globalising business.

Many industries are globalising fast, creating waves of disruption.

The world in 1914 was rapidly growing and globalising.

Chongqing is not just urbanising, it is globalising.

IN A supposedly globalising economy, it is perhaps surprising that countries increasingly trade with their neighbours.

Indian business looks certain to continue globalising, partly by buying foreign companies.