Sentence examples for greater globalisation from inspiring English sources

Hedonic scale use, cross-culturally and particularly by Asian consumers, has received little attention but is of increasing concern with greater globalisation of food markets and opportunities for exporting to Asia.

In fact, calculates Dan Dooley of PriceWaterhouseCoopers, a foreign firm registered with the SEC is a bit more likely to face a lawsuit in America than an American firm.These numbers partly reflect the greater globalisation of the world's capital markets, as foreign firms increasingly raise money in America.

Mrs May said: "Talk of greater globalisation can make people fearful.

This propelled the world into a phase of greater globalisation where terms like offshoring came into vogue and trade surged - exports of goods almost doubled from 16% of world GDP to nearly 30% by the late 2000s.

THE next great globalisation, according to Frederic Mishkin's new book* of that name, will be financial in character: the flow of foreign money into stocks, bonds and banking in emerging economies.

Compared to 40, or even just 20 years ago, the context of our discussion on faith in relation to justice and peace has a greater emphasis on globalisation and global issues.

It's worth pointing out that the world has experienced two great eras of globalisation.

"I have always thought that the greatest threat to globalisation is the US," says Bergsten.

This was the high-water mark of its influence in the world, which coincided with the last great wave of globalisation.

In the 90s, as the second great wave of globalisation got under way, policymakers thought they knew who the winners and losers would be.

She has seen a system collapse, and is deeply convinced that Germany needs a unified Europe, not only to battle the ghosts of history but to help the entire continent survive the great game of globalisation.