Sentence examples for influences of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Factors behind the increase in obesity include rising incomes and urbanisation, which tend to lead to diets rich in animal produce, fat, salt and sugar; and the various influences of globalisation, among them advertising and the media, on diets.

The health status of a population in itself may indicate likely influences of globalisation.

Lifestyle is in a constant state of change as human societies evolve, particularly under the influences of globalisation and increasing urbanization of humans worldwide – even the remotest of human populations have been strongly influenced by these processes.

Trading in honey-smothered cliche and broad-as-the-Nile stereotypes, it makes Eat Pray Love look like an exposé of the corrupting influence of globalisation.

Interesting, isn't it, that as we see the growing influence of globalisation and "world citizens", we also see the rise of regional languages that reconnect people to their roots.

Some studies have depicted the epochal character of transitions from societies where commodity shortages exist to those of commodity overproduction and from closed societies to open societies under the influence of globalisation.

We reject the notion that Britain must settle for diminished sovereignty as the price of global influence in the era of globalisation.

This paper addresses the issue of occupational safety and how the process of globalisation can potentially influence the attitudes, beliefs and behaviour of disparate 'national' workforces working across the globe for the same multi-national company.

As a form of spectacle and entertainment, expositions influenced "everything from architecture, to patterns of globalisation, to fundamental matters of human identity" and in the process established the close relationship between "fairs, the rise of department stores and art museums", the modern world of mass consumption and the entertainment industry.

The Clinton administration has been wary of agreeing a deal with China over its entry into the WTO, for fear that Congress would reject it.Now the critics of globalisation are starting to influence the campaign for the 2000 election.

This method of employment has also found its way to the health sector, influenced by globalisation of the health workforce, individual preferences for flexibility, and the additional income it offers (11).