Sentence examples for globalising world from inspiring English sources

Besides, the rapidly globalising world of the last pre-war years was meshed together by trade and communications.

The freedom for them to travel, study, work and set up businesses across Europe would give them the opportunity to explore in a rapidly shrinking, globalising world.

ONE thing people in today's rapidly globalising world economy no longer need, you might think, is another book exploring the implications of the rapid globalisation of the world economy.

We are a small nation of 65m and I do not believe we are strong or powerful enough to go it alone in a rapidly globalising world.

Binary oppositions don't go far in explaining this intensively globalising world.

(In the contemporary globalising world this assumption is increasingly implausible; but let us grant it for the sake of argument).

But true isolationism no longer exists in the wired and globalised world of the end of the 20th century.

This is important in an ever globalised world, as for most people "the desire to be buried at home is the strongest".But most practices are shaped by religious beliefs and a faith in the afterlife.

You come out of that cufflinks section thinking maybe, just maybe, there is a place for our traditions in a future globalised world in which the value of human life will be close to zero.

Alongside are photographs of those people who remain relatively isolated from the mainstream globalised world: the Nenets of Siberia, the rhythm of whose lives is intertwined with the reindeer they herd over the tundra into the Arctic Circle; and the Mursi and Surma women of Omo valley, south Ethiopia, some of the last people to wear lip-plates.

The two initiatives are "both much older and much younger", Mr Wang said, evoking the spirit of the ancient silk road in a 21st Century globalised world.