Sentence examples for globalized for all from inspiring English sources

A brief model shall also be attempted for future urban development and inherent Architectural Style so that it would be amongst the rich cultural Heritage for the future generations to be preserved, conserved and simultaneously globalized for all good reasons.

Companies globalize for a myriad reasons and BPCL decided to do so in order to break free.

And with companies globalizing for instant communication, it's no longer necessary to have all employees working under the same roof or even in the same country.

So "globalizing" for them not only means being forced to eat more Big Macs, it means changing the relationship of the individual to his state and community in a way that they feel is socially disintegrating.

• Last summer, Lenovo decided to globalize its marketing, handing responsibility for all the work outside China to a single office in Bangalore, India.

As Held et al. observe (ibid:436) 'what is especially notable about contemporary globalization is the confluence of globalizing tendencies within all the key domains of social interaction'.

Now that engineering, technical and managerial jobs are being globalized (sent to India and other low-wage countries), these huge vehicles will make it easier for all the unemployed college graduates to get into alternative careers like lawn maintenance and light hauling.

Although the whole world is not globalized, all regions have critical processes that are supported by globalized networks (Castells 2008).

In contrast, ITT decided to set up a massive educational program to "globalize" all managers responsible for its worldwide telecom business in essence, to replace the company's national specialists with global generalists.

Before proto-globalization, globalizing networks were the product of "great kings and warriors searching for wealth and honor in fabulous lands, by religious wanderers,...and by merchant princes".

But the rest of the world has been globalizing itself for a long time, and Mr. Zakaria's book is actually a brilliant brief about how the world may even globalize Washington.