Sentence examples for globalizing age from inspiring English sources
Much of this is related more to a hyperconnected, globalizing age than to differences between women and men.
CARDIFF, WALES In a globalizing age when all the world increasingly shares the same stage, you don't have to go to Broadway to catch some of the best musical theater.
Of all the leading developed and developing countries, only Japan has yet to show robust expansion in a fully globalized age.
The iron law of oligarchy therefore remains a salient axis in the analysis of the internal politics of differentiated polities' societal associations, transnational advocacy networks, and multinational corporations, as well as of the broader nature of democratic politics in the globalizing Information Age.
His 36th and latest book is The Age of Aspiration: Money, Power, and Conflict in Globalizing India (The New Press).
This new money will go toward globalizing the service beyond India, with a number of courses in English for children aged 3-8, an entirely new category for the company, set to launch next year.
Modernizing elites value a growing economy and globalizing ties.
"The key thing is to globalize our practices because our clients are globalizing and, more importantly, our competition is globalizing," Mr. Pritchard said.
Now, "it's about globalizing your brand and your thinking," Mr. O'Brien said.
Along the way, theme parks have played a major role in globalizing the holiday.
