Sentence examples for march of globalisation from inspiring English sources

They meant the march of globalisation.

All, in different ways, are victims of the march of globalisation.

The result has been that the forward march of globalisation has been checked.

Even the war in Iraq, even oil at $60-70 60-70rel, cannot halt the march of globarreltion.

The forward march of globalisation has paused since the financial crisis, giving way to a more conditional, interventionist and nationalist model.

Until recently, it was expected that business environments would continue to improve going forward, in step with the relentless march of globalisation.

Without doubt, the march of technology, globalisation and disruptive innovation can be a force for the common good.

One union leader told me: 'I did not cause the failure of Seattle, but I contributed to it.' 'Seattle' is now the code word for protest against the seemingly inexorable march of 'globalisation' and extreme free market economics.

There will be no solution to Pakistan's problems without the undoing of this colonial relic.Syed RizviCambridge, CambridgeshireCaught in the trade windsSIR – You exaggerate the costs of the wrecking of the Doha round ("The future of globalisation", July 29th).

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] blowsSIR – You take issue with Senator Charles Schumer's proposed tariff on Chinese imports (to force the revaluation of its currency), going so far as to claim he believes "far too many Chinese peasants are escaping poverty" ("Tired of globalisation", November 5th).

But in a fast-moving world, their original ideals were strangled by the march of television, communication and globalisation – with the inevitable decline in pub culture and community spirit itself – and some of those early performers such as Norma Waterson consequently now regard the revival as a failure.