Sentence examples for matters of globalisation from inspiring English sources

NGOs and students who ring alarm bells about the wealth gap in the west may be surprised to find that, in matters of globalisation at least, they share the cause with the European right, whose chief bogeyman is the multiculturalism bequeathed by open borders.

The novel also deals with the issue of globalisation.

When their human hosts jump on a plane, bacteria can hitch a lift, enabling them to invade a new population within a matter of hours.The globalisation of antibiotic treatments has exacerbated the situation.

This matters in an era of globalisation when the competition for talented people is keener than ever.

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.

In a world of globalisation and digitalisation, it is the fleeting, the human, the intimate, the intense encounters that matter more than ever.

Both camps are intensely suspicious of globalisation.

They meant the march of globalisation.

Gone is the firm defence of globalisation.

This is the second age of globalisation.

"Europe had become a symbol of globalisation.