Sentence examples for period of globalisation from inspiring English sources

But the last period of globalisation was a lot more fragile than it looked.

What are we waiting for?" During a pasionate speech he said despite rapid period of globalisation, governments and citizens still lacked empathy for others around the world.

What if we're still in 1914, when the world's first period of globalisation was about to end to be replaced by 30 years of upheaval, depression and conflict?

He was tied in initially for three years, but has stayed, because of Downton Abbey, and because of the way crossfertilisation of the two business systems works in a period of globalisation of TV production, which assists expensive drama production.

According to a recent and chilling report from Human Rights Watch, more than half of these laws were imposed on colonial outposts from that great Victorian period of globalisation known as the British empire.

Brexit, rows over TTIP, Europe's attempts to halt the flow of migrants and the "America first" approach adopted by Trump and Sanders all send out the same message: the retreat is underway from another period of globalisation.

Inequality and poverty have declined in general during periods of globalisation (including open markets and more trade) but where serious inequalities arise they should not be ignored.

In the recent past this demand would have coincided with a period of financial globalisation that allowed many governments to rack up debt cheaply.

Price rises only stopped in about 1650 when the price of silver coinage in Europe fell to such a low level that it was no longer profitable to import it from the Americas.The rapid convergence of the silver market in early modern period is only one example of "globalisation", some historians argue.

The turnout of almost 86% itself is worthy of deep satisfaction occurring, as it did, during a period when globalisation and the veneration of leisure and entertainment have rendered local, community engagement almost redundant.

"We've moved from the early phases of globalisation and the technology revolution to a period where the dangerous sharp edges of a new age are becoming apparent," he said.