Sentence examples for less globalized from inspiring English sources

First, the world is less globalized than most people realize.

First, the world is less globalized than even experienced executives realize.

One lesson of the whole case is that, when it comes to mores and morals, the world is still a lot less globalized than it can sometimes look.

This is true as well for Japan and Korea and Russiaa), mostly due to the prevalence of English in education worldwide over less globalized languages.

JH: Yeah, things were less globalized then.

In the presence of Buddhists, Baha'is, Muslims, Christians, Jews, Jains, Hindus and others, I was reminded in passing of what it felt like on festival days in Prashanthi Nilayam, in those days when India was less globalized and the mere presence of spiritual seekers from other nations and religions conveyed the message of the oneness of spirit.

In the 1990's, according to the World Bank, the gross domestic product per person in the 24 most globalized developing countries (with the highest ratio of trade to national income) rose at an average rate of 5percentt a year; over the same period it fell by 1percentt a year in the less global developing countries.

In its preserved Gallic disguise, Paris is today no less a globalized city than New York.

Few realize that most of the furniture — sturdier, if less stylish, than globalized alternatives like Ikea — is made not far away, in Queens.

High-tech manufacturing and knowledge-intensive services (KIS) can be less embedded and globalized or footloose (Vernon 1979).

It's the idea that in a globalized economy requiring less and less work of humans to meet the demand for everyone's basic needs, no one should start with bare feet.