Sentence examples for pace of globalisation from inspiring English sources

The known-unknowns include the pace of globalisation, mobility and opportunity structures.

As the pace of globalisation quickens, the vocabulary of its European critics is failing to keep up.

The scale and pace of globalisation, he argued, is unprecedented and the overall gains will be huge.

Secondly, behind this shift in the power dynamics is the increasing pace of globalisation and the extraordinary wealth transfer from west to east.

The quickening pace of globalisation, changes to the labour market, the rise of robots and supercomputers, and the urgent need for social security reform are here to stay.

But she also said: "We must recognise that for too many men and women the increasing pace of globalisation has left them feeling left behind".

"And the rate of globalisation is only going to increase.

Yet canny protectionists have focused fears about the pace and sweep of globalisation on to trade.

It's all part of globalisation.

The pace of economic and cultural globalisation that would define the ensuing two decades was largely unimagined.

But he added that despite the pace of technological change and globalisation, local papers would remain important.