Sentence examples for globalized class from inspiring English sources

Thus while Westerners romanticize globalization and nouveau riche entrepreneurs, they slight another pivotal, globalized class of the post-cold war world: a growing, industrialized subproletariat that surrounds the great cities not only of India but also of China, Brazil, Indonesia, Pakistan and other countries.

Mumbai's globalized class hungers for it to be a world city, and its leaders pledge to make it Shanghai-like by 2020; the plan is, to put it gently, behind schedule.

While these are themes that obsess the small globalized middle class living in Venezuela's three or four largest cities, they sound distant to the Venezuelans struggling to establish a foothold in the middle class in the first place.

The class emphasizes a critical approach to the concepts of tradition and modernity, and an understanding of traditional medicine as a changing, flexible, and globalized category of healing.

They're followed by small, rich countries known for their globalized business classes.

We live in an increasingly globalized and globalizing world.

How do they deliver for an embattled middle class in a globalized, de-unionized, far-from-full-employment economy, where workers have lost the power they once wielded to ensure a more equitable distribution of income and wealth?

Russia has no choice, Mr. Putin said: either it becomes competitive with far more efficient nations, or it is doomed to third-class status in a globalized economy.

Labour is suffering from a deep division between well-educated, globalized urbanites like Mr. Corbyn and its traditional white working-class constituents.

Then in the late 70s, globalized wealth gave birth to a new class: the super rich.

This feeds into growing socio-economic disparities within a 'city of extremes' (Murray 2011), as poverty, dispossession and marginalization exist alongside a growing middle class and expatriate populations enjoying globalized patterns of consumption.