Sentence examples similar to globalising impact from inspiring English sources
The especially large ore price deal is, in other words, a knock-on effect from dear oil.This actually ties in to another recent Krugman theme the de-globalising impact of expensive fuel.
It unites the North and the South, globalising imperialists and anti-globalisation protesters, first world liberals and third world revolutionaries.
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis and its impact on public sector finances, the ability of cities to find new sources and tools for investment has been a key enabler for globalising cities since 2008.
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.
New ones kept coming too, with globalising American technology firms in the vanguard.
