Sentence examples for it's globalized from inspiring English sources
It just happens to be a little longer than most hiccups, because it's not just here — it's globalized".
"It's globalized influence peddling and lobbying," said Charles Lewis, executive director of the Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit research group in Washington.
Now the rain forest is being felled by "industrial forestry, agriculture, the oil and gas industry — and it's globalized, where every stick of timber is being cut in Congo is sent to China and one bulldozer does a lot more damage than 1,000 farmers with machetes," he said.
It's awesome that Caitlyn Jenner is included some might say her inclusion is an attempt at bandwagon-jumping, but she's globalized the conversation around trans rights in a way that, say, Laverne Cox probably couldn't.
Understood this way, one can logically ask, if queerness has now gone global, which brand of it has been globalized?
In 1993, Parker Pen was purchased by Gillette, which sold it to Newell Rubbermaid, the owner of Sharpie, PaperMate, and other stationery brands; its production was globalized, and its Janesville workforce downsized.
Key to Act II's focus-and-growth strategy is the idea that Veba's core businesses should be globalized wherever possible.
Put it this way: if economics could be globalized, why not political violence?
The world economy has been globalized and is served by a globalized maritime industry, under a globalized system of flag states, which are highly regulated both internationally and regionally.
Our results suggest that future research should shift its focus from the degree of R&D globalization to how a portfolio is globalized and geographically structured.
