Sentence examples for patterns of world from inspiring English sources
Toward the end of the 18th century, European colonial efforts were beginning to integrate the production systems of eastern Eurasia into patterns of world trade.
E-protest may or may not disrupt the sleep patterns of world leaders; but it has already made life more interesting for hundreds of thousands of jaded citizens.
Seeks to reveal the values and views of publics in specific nations around the world as well as global patterns of world public opinion.
Pico Iyer poetically calls this increasingly mobile population, driven by patterns of world commerce and the historically unprecedented ease of air travel, a collection of "global souls".
During proto-globalization, "merchant capitalists in many societies quickly became aware of potential markets and new producers and began to link them together in new patterns of world trade.
In chemistry courses for example, they need to know how to conduct a rigorous scientific experiment to determine the caloric value of various foods, but their knowledge is incomplete if they cannot also apply their findings to understand patterns of world hunger and propose potential remedies.
The energy requirement pattern of world is growing up and developing technology.
As a result the pattern of world shipments for coal used for metallurgical and energy purposes is shifting.
For instance, a country may have a deficit owing to some underlying economic change (such as a shift in the pattern of world trade), even if domestic demand is not above the supply potential and prices are not rising.
The opening of the Suez and Panama canals, the development of hydrocarbon production in the Persian Gulf, and the growing importance of Pacific trade have shifted the pattern of world trade away from the North Atlantic.
To a certain extent World War II had repeated the pattern of World War I: great initial German military successes, the forging of a large-scale coalition against Germany as the result of German ambitions and behaviour, and the eventual loss of the war because of German overreaching.
