Sentence examples for pressures of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Casson suggests the pressures of globalisation have encouraged the excessive risk that heralded the financial crisis.

Working hours have lengthened and workloads increased as organisations respond to the pressures of globalisation and adjust to the fall-out of earlier downsizing.

Unions have found that parts of the service sector are not subject to the pressures of globalisation affecting manufacturing, with a major recent success the unionisation of 80,000 home helps in California.

Watson's defence of universities' ability to evolve comes amid warnings that established UK institutions will go bust within a decade unless they adapt radically and urgently to the pressures of globalisation and new technology.

Or is what we are seeing in terms of cover-ups exposed and demands for greater transparency and accountability – from City boardrooms to the cabinet table and beyond – a sign that Britain is getting its act together under the pressures of globalisation and is still a going concern despite its many batterings?

Most of the time they are studiously moderate, aware of the Thatcherite legal constraints (more are routinely threatened) that inhibit strikes as well as the relentless pressures of globalisation, which can shift production overseas if a domestic labour force is too stroppy or lacks skills.

The resolution of the long and bitter battle for Airbus proves the same point: that governments that try to resist the pressure of globalisation may win time, but they will ultimately lose the fight.

Since these pressures represent the paradigmatic forces of globalisation, examining changes in the diamond industry offers insights both into the future of ethnic exchange and into globlisation itself.

The recent trends of globalisation, consumer pressure for responsiveness and reliability, and intense competition in the global trading community have made effective supply chain management a very challenging issue.

Some examples also illustrate the decline of ecocultures in the face of economic pressures, globalisation and climate change.

The phenomenon of globalisation adds to the pressure on national food security, while brain-drain will affect the capacity of the nation to implement the content of the NCCAS.