Sentence examples for not globalised from inspiring English sources

Countries that have opened their borders in this way have seen their incomes per head grow rapidly much more rapidly than either the existing rich countries or those that have not globalised, either by choice or through lack of opportunity.

In contrast, Samsung is arguably "global" but not "globalised".

But back then the first XI wasn't playing in an identikit your-brand-here stadium next to a bypass on the outskirts of town, the owner wasn't a multi-billionaire with as much link to the local area as ET, and the game had not been globalised and advertised to within an inch of its life.

"While the economy or information may have been globalised, it has not led to a corresponding generalisation of a cosmopolitan morality, if we disregard the tiny layer of an educated and mobile elite.

Business may be globalised, but advertising is not – as anybody who has seen the limited range of airline and IBM commercials on an international news channel can testify – meaning that it is necessary for any aspirant to develop scale or find a lucrative niche if they are to generate revenues to match the numbers of unique visitors.

Isn't that cool?" However airborne and globalised his art, its creator likes to keep firm ground beneath his feet.

I'm very aware that if your films are in French, you need to promote them hard abroad to make people watch them, but cinema has globalised, so I don't need to go places where cultural fear, artistic fear and aesthetic fear rule.

The War on Drugs is not a global conflict – it is an American conflict that has become globalised.

"It wasn't so much two countries coming together as one country being globalised ahead of the other".

Airlines helped to bring about globalisation, but their own industry is far from globalised.

In order to become globalised through the call centre, I had to stop being globalised and become a provincial Indian".