Sentence examples for globalized era from inspiring English sources

CHRISTOPHER CLAREY: Remarkable in a globalized era how widely your choices range.

On the contrary, say others: in a globalized era, new money defies old concepts of frontiers or nationalities.

Romney could say that in the globalized era, money goes where it wants to go, to paraphrase Woody Allen's line about the heart.

In this globalized era, the Irish star Rory McIlroy knows the Americans' games and characters better than he knows those of some of his European teammates.

It must be a particularly daunting stroll for Australian tennis officials, because the assembly line ceased production decades ago, and in a globalized era, it is difficult to see how a country of just 21 million inhabitants and an abundance of other sporting options — from Australian Rules football to cricket — will be able to manufacture tennis champions in bulk again.

Instead, the story must involve things like a skills gap — it's not lack of jobs; we have the wrong workers for this high-technology globalized era, etc., etc. — even if there's no evidence at all that such a gap is impeding recovery.

In an era of globalized music-making, the ensemble has distinguished itself by retaining much of the bright, tangy sound and infectious intensity of its historical heyday.

But as he has done repeatedly in preparing for the papal visit, Mr. Castro also tried to make common cause with the Pope's own message of social justice and concern for the poor in an era of globalized capitalism.

More than 40,000 South Korean schoolchildren are believed to be living outside South Korea with their mothers in what experts say is an outgrowth of a new era of globalized education.

Even allies say that is because his commitment to rebuilding the China relationship and pursuing a trade policy for a new era of globalized commerce has waxed and waned.

In an era of globalized capital markets and actively traded goods and services, what purpose does an exchange rate serve?