Sentence examples for more globalized world from inspiring English sources
Much of the report focuses on how health officials should respond to a more globalized world.
The manufacturing and production industry will only survive in a more and more globalized world if they react fast and flexible to new market and customer demands.
The internet helped to usher in a more globalized world that has allowed all of us to explore more cultures and engage with our fellow humans in ways we could never have dreamed of before.
International study is an investment in that more globalized world.
And Congress needs to recognize that in an ever more globalized world, using trade as a political instrument to fight yesterday's wars is at best self defeating.
This led to economically interdependent and more globalized world while at the same time paving the way for regionalism and increasing the number of regional groupings in the 1990s.
Along with our partners in Governments, business and civil society, this is the only way we can hope to build a more equal, globalized, world.
These candidates highlight what political scientists call "wedge issues," instead of trying to lead and explain to the electorate the realities of today's more complicated globalized world.
The first is the coming of a more fluid, mobile, globalized world in which things start being made overseas; money drains away from communities, and capital flies in and out at lightning speed, turning today's middle-class, school-teaching house flipper into tomorrow's homeless store clerk.
His book, A Faith That Frees: Catholic Matters for the 21st Century, (Orbis Books 2007) examines the relationships between the practices of faith and the cultural currents and changes so rapidly occurring in our ever more technologized and globalized world.
In an increasingly globalized world with more and more distributed international supply chains, sustainability studies and policies need to consider socioeconomic and environmental interactions between distant places.
