Sentence examples for increased internationalization from inspiring English sources

It's one more sign of the increased internationalization of the game.

What has changed is a more crowded landscape, the growth of women's and recreational sports, the increased internationalization of mainstream American games, the careening of the culture from one megasports event to another.

A major vote of confidence in the increased internationalization of the Chinese market came in August, when James Cameron announced he was setting up a Chinese unit of his Cameron Pace Group production company.

What I see is increased internationalization and multinationalization of companies, in a way that DaimlerChrysler is the most dramatic and far- reaching of the trend.

Due to increased internationalization, reduced job security, and a shift in career ownership to the individual, language skills represent a key career competence today.

The increased internationalization of the world — ZipDial co-founder and CEO Valerie Wagoner is a U.S. expat — combined with a rise in developer talent overseas (thanks to increased access to information online) and the growth of VCs investing overseas, means most of the ingredients that drive Silicon Valley can be found all over the world.

Access to a legal career has traditionally been reserved to a privileged few, and the trend to increasing internationalization may make it more so.

That another American owner bought Liverpool is a sign of the increasing internationalization of the Premier League, which also has owners from Russia, the Middle East and Asia.

In addition, the academic system is driven by increasing internationalization.

This illustrates both the preeminence of the University of Paris in the thirteenth century and the increasing internationalization of education in the later Middle Ages in general.

The scientific opportunities may be limitless, but, partly as a result of the increasing internationalization of science, the competition for good jobs is likely to be strong.