Sentence examples for international connectedness from inspiring English sources

Hulking billboards announce the impending arrival of high-speed trains and an age of international connectedness.

The age of international connectedness, including the plan's crown jewel of a $26 billion high-speed train, must wait.

But they are coming of age in a context of greater international connectedness, and evidence shows that the people most susceptible to be international migrants are neither the poorest – who can't afford it – nor the richest – who have already "made it" – but those in between.

Both highlight international connectedness and "the role of technology in expanding the human senses and our definition of the artistic experience," Stewart said.

The opportunities afforded by this international connectedness are still being developed and explored.

The results show that older migrants use the Internet to combat postmigration loneliness, to strengthen local and international social connectedness, and to cope with difficulties while settling in the host society.

To help understand these implications, we analyzed global Internet connectedness, operationalized by international bandwidth links, at country, regional, and continental levels.

However, because of international trade, travel, and social connectedness, the same principle applies to less easily transmitted communicable diseases such as anthrax.

She attributed the increased American interest in international schooling to modern-day intercultural connectedness.

To see how globalization is actually evolving, Steven Altman and I compile the biennial DHL Global Connectedness Index, which tracks international flows of trade, capital, information, and people.

I'll be teaching a class at McGill University examining the factors that leave certain populations at particular risk of social isolation, and how the international development community can promote community, build connectedness, and mitigate isolation.