Sentence examples for measure of globalization from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton has, in fact, taken the measure of globalization and has foreseen the necessity of reforms both domestic and international to navigate into that future, indeed to survive in it.

It's a measure of globalization's success — and hubris, perhaps — that its original icon appears literal and unsophisticated.

In this paper we use an indicator-based approach [ 22] linking the Maastricht Globalization Index (MGI) (a measure of globalization) to important health indicators, correcting for possible confounding factors.

The results of our analysis (Spearman's correlations, and simple and multiple linear regression analyses) indicate that the infant morality rate, under-five mortality rate and adult mortality rate all show a negative association with the process of globalization (as measured by the MGI).

There's a measure of truth about the dark side of globalization in all this, but that's a lot to lay on poor Milton.

If there was a substantial measure of convergence of incomes during the first age of globalization, in this age there is a pronounced divergence.

Grand narratives about globalization and health that rely on one or two measures of either global market integration or health yield unconvincing conclusions, and their failure explicitly to address the multiple asymmetries that characterize contemporary globalization means they provide little guidance for policy.

The presence of veterinary drug residues in foodstuffs of animal origin may jeopardize international trade following the World Trade Organization's agreements on the application of sanitary and phytosanitary measures establishing the globalization of markets (Chillaud 1996).

Problems of globalization.

Television reveals the limits of globalization.

The two events are symbols of globalization.