Sentence examples for globalized way from inspiring English sources

JOHN KERRY If we had done this with a sufficient number of troops, if we had done this in a globalized way, if we had brought more people to the table, we might have caught Saddam Hussein sooner.

Such a solution, they wrote, would reflect the globalized way that companies actually do business now.

That the movement bases itself on social media points to the fact that Mexico's civil society -- especially its youth -- has comfortably adjusted to the new "globalized" way to do things (and politics) differently from its archaic and conservative politicos.

It was a very decadent scene and, in a way, was a pointed statement about how globalized fashion has become.

Cleave, a columnist for the Guardian, tells a politicized tale of a post-colonial, globalized world, by way of just the sort of emotionally charged narrative that Oprah prefers.

It is not snobbish to recognize that the job of vice president of the United States at this point in history requires a broad understanding of our diverse, globalized world and ways to strengthen the weakened position in it that this country has suffered over the last eight years.

Around the world, at industry conferences, corporate retreats or fashion weeks, globalized souls meet in globalized environs and wonder whether to do it your way, my way or the local way.

Dr. Simon figures that if the big fix for a globalized food market is way beyond him, at least some farmers and consumers who care about sustainable, local agriculture and the rural landscape and economy that depends on it can find ways to go around a broken system.

In this way a globalized system of DRM was able to very quickly enable a diverse set of international stakeholders to self-synchronize as they reacted to the many implications of this disaster.

This isn't the way our globalized markets have functioned over the centuries, but perhaps we've reached a point in our newly connected world where principles can lead to profits.

We live in an increasingly globalized and globalizing world.