Sentence examples for growing pace of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Weighed against surprising levels of self-declared happiness, the report found large measures of gloom about the future, about the growing pace of globalisation and the effects of inequality.

Mr Blair admitted that he was shocked by the pace of globalisation, including the massive rise in computer and technocratic specialists in the Far East, but insisted that Britain had no alternative but to try to compete.

He said tax havens were symptoms of the growing pains of globalisation.

The quickening pace of globalisation, changes to the labour market, the rise of robots and supercomputers, and the urgent need for social security reform are here to stay.

The known-unknowns include the pace of globalisation, mobility and opportunity structures.

As the pace of globalisation quickens, the vocabulary of its European critics is failing to keep up.

The scale and pace of globalisation, he argued, is unprecedented and the overall gains will be huge.

But she also said: "We must recognise that for too many men and women the increasing pace of globalisation has left them feeling left behind".

Secondly, behind this shift in the power dynamics is the increasing pace of globalisation and the extraordinary wealth transfer from west to east.

To stay competitive, America must first put its own house in order by attending to its fiscal and trade deficits and strengthening its educational system to withstand an accelerated pace of globalisation.

Other technology firms such as Apple and Oracle have shone during the downturn and thrived despite the sweep and pace of globalisation even though their bosses Steve Jobs at Apple and Larry Ellison at Oracle can hardly be described as consultative, sharing types.