Sentence examples for more integrated world from inspiring English sources

But in today's more integrated world it is a serious handicap.

By bringing together mutual inefficiencies – aligning surplus with demand, waste with need – the work looks to develop a more integrated world of products and services.

"It's a more integrated world with a greater awareness that we must be able to stand together, developed as well as developing countries, because alienation, poverty, degradation, violence, anger, impatience anywhere is a threat to peace and prosperity".

The forthcoming earnings release from Cisco Systems will make clear, adding to what IBM said two weeks ago, that technology is the key to an ever more integrated world economy, the key to progress, rising incomes, living standards and, yes, jobs.

As he often did while pressing Congress to approve the accord, Mr. Clinton hailed passage of permanent normal trade relations as vital for a "safer, more integrated world".

So as you watch this demo, give your heart to those who not only care about the poor and the rain forest but have real ideas of how we can help both grow in a more integrated world.

As developing countries have become more integrated into the world economy, and less dependent on aid, so their interests have changed.

"China is supposed to be a lot more integrated with the world economy," said Jonathan Schwartz, chief executive of Atelier 4, an art logistics company based in New York.

Mr. Putin's foreign policy has helped Russia become more integrated in the world economy, and will pay even greater benefits in the coming years with an increase in foreign investment and Russia's acceptance into the World Trade Organization.

But, on the mainland, even as China's economy has continued to grow and its population has become more integrated with the world, leaders have set new limits on political liberalization.

Since China has joined the WTO, China's food market has become more integrated into the world market.