Sentence examples for of globalizing from inspiring English sources

The protests themselves have become global movements, and one of their clearest objectives is the democratization of globalizing processes.

Right now salaries are high to pay the per diem of globalizing the workforce.

Businesses are too far along in the process of globalizing their supply chains, building international production lines that draw ideas, components and resources from wherever they are best, most abundant or cheapest in the world.

Koolhaas came to believe that Lagos was a "paradigmatic case-study of a city at the forefront of globalizing modernity," and began to make the radical argument that many of the city's dysfunctions should be heralded rather than fixed.

Because of the ecumenical movement, the movement to make Christianity one in some new sense, itself a byproduct of globalizing and the world becoming smaller through mass communication, the bishops have actually been making slow and steady progress toward moderating their positions on any number of issues, primarily ones relating to human sexuality.

But, in an era of globalizing homogeneity, Greenland also offers a throwback to travel circa the 1970's: no CNN on hotel television, no AT&T USA Direct for cheap calls home, no easy Internet access, and people lighting up cigarettes at every turn.

The current fashion calendar emerged in the 1970s to consolidate media coverage and accommodate buyers at the dawn of globalized communications.

Joseph E. Stiglitz, a former Yale, Princeton and Stanford professor, spent most of the 1990s atop the commanding heights of this globalizing economy, first as the chairman of Bill Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers and then as chief economist at the World Bank.

While organizations are trying to become more agile to better respond to market changes in the midst of rapidly globalizing competition by adopting service orientation commoditization of business processes, architectures, software, infrastructures and platforms they are also facing new challenges.

Indeed, global coalitions across the North and South will likely be required in the face of rapidly globalizing NCD epidemics and the role of transnational companies in the epidemics' spread.

By and large, however, the industry has been able to deliver ever-increasing quantities of fuel to satisfy the ever-growing needs of a globalizing economy and an expanding, rapidly urbanizing world population.