Sentence examples for problems of globalisation from inspiring English sources

Whatever the problems of globalisation, they are dwarfed by the penalties of being untouched by it.

"Growing food is a very positive reaction to what many see as problems of globalisation.

TO APPRECIATE the promise, and the problems, of globalisation for today's giant drugmakers, take a trip to Mumbai.

In these countries, the reversal of globalisation has exacerbated problems that were building up anyway.People in emerging markets have mixed feelings about financial liberalisation and may not regret its reversal.

It's a new problem for the English, partly because of globalisation but chiefly because of devolution and the end of empire.

Professor Jagdish Bhagwati, an Indian-born economist now at Columbia University in the US and an avowed free trader, says part of globalisation's image problem comes from the assumption that it has to mean unleashing capital flows, which he calls "the weak underbelly of globalisation".

"Most of our problems are rapidly and dangerously multiplying because of globalisation".

Futures perspectives are not so clear in European welfare policies because of (1) unemployment problems, (2) globalisation challenges, (3) migration policy and (4) aging population issues among many other challenging political issues.

Even that may be optimistic; in the last quarter of 2008, some economies shrank at annualised rates of over 10%.Nobody ever said globalisation had ended economic ups and downs, but this feels different: prima facie evidence of big problems at least, and possibly of the failure of globalisation to deliver many of its advertised benefits, especially to the poor.

Mr Lien said that despite government efforts, the problem had got worse in the past decade because of globalisation and the influx of lower-cost foreign workers who have suppressed the wages of many blue-collar Singaporeans.

The challenge of globalisation today requires students to acquire problem solving and communication skills besides good procedural and conceptual knowledge of mathematics.