Sentence examples for has become globalised from inspiring English sources

Football's labour market, like many others, has become globalised.

Some were based in the US, and some in the UK, pointing to the way that hacking too has become globalised.

The Western concept of childhood, where the child is protected as, and from, itself, has become globalised through various mechanisms.

The War on Drugs is not a global conflict – it is an American conflict that has become globalised.

One can see the logic – music, and the way we consume, it has become globalised, and differing release dates leave the industry open to piracy.

Significantly, the one thing that is making him worry is the Globe's stipulation that no English should be used – something that takes little account of how in India language itself has become globalised, along with so much else.

Competitive intensity has increased as the industry has globalised and scale has become an ever more important factor in cost competitiveness and service.

As the west African country has become wealthier and the waste trade has been globalised, what is sent there and exported from it has also changed.

In order to become globalised through the call centre, I had to stop being globalised and become a provincial Indian".

The increasingly brilliant One Ford initiative, whereby the Focus or Fiesta sold in Bloxham is the same as the one sold in Biloxi, means that UK enthusiasts can keep fingers crossed that some lovely North American-market Fords might become "globalised" and make their way over.

"From Peter Carey to Ben Okri to Arundhati Roy, this has become an honour for stories of cultural transitions and migrations on a globalising planet.