Sentence examples for growing globalization from inspiring English sources
Given the acceleration and growing globalization of the virus, some health experts questioned that decision.
The law was motivated, in part, by the growing globalization of the nation's food supply.
Industry experts like Ms. Rosen say Mr. Milliken's latest efforts are futile in light of the industry's growing globalization.
Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy told graduates at the College of Staten Island yesterday to take advantage of the growing globalization of the economy and the increasing interconnectedness of the world's people.
Yoshiaki Kanai, secretary general of the Japan Professional Baseball Commissioner's Office, said the commissioner's office agonized over whether to allow the major leagues to stage the games but eventually decided to grant approval because Japan could no longer resist the growing globalization of sports.
The controlled mobility vision is in many ways a continuation of policies today, where transformation to more eco-friendly transport is combined with a rapidly growing globalization of passenger transport and freight.
With growing economic globalization, returnee managers who have obtained education or work experience overseas play a much more crucial role in corporations, especially in emerging economies.
The lionfish may sound scary, but it's only the latest face of a larger and more frightening problem one that's growing with globalization.
In the modern world the role of the judiciary is growing, because globalization brings with it new challenges.
Exchange of resistant bacteria via travel activities and patient transfers has led to a rapidly growing "resistance globalization" as recently exemplified by the spread of NDM-1 [ 8].
Despite their importance in times of growing economic globalization, studies that investigate cross-country comparisons face a considerable methodological problem as it is essential to ensure that the core constructs under study have an identical meaning across different cultures.
