Sentence examples for rapidly globalizing from inspiring English sources
Traditional European wine countries have been consuming less wine and control a shrinking share of the rapidly globalizing wine trade.
But it shut its doors in 1992, a victim of changing tastes and a rapidly globalizing economy.
It's packed with clich?and long digressions, but also with lots of provocative ideas about America's place in a rapidly globalizing world.
But another way to think about it is as a fight over economic power and how to use it in a rapidly globalizing world.
In the absence of any overriding conflict, the current spate of Japan-obsessed movies may simply represent the increasing popularity of Japanese culture in a rapidly globalizing world.
By the turn of the 21st century, when hierarchical organizations had permeated domestically and internationally, publicly and privately, they were increasingly challenged by ever more-complex problems in a rapidly globalizing world.
Geological vicinity is not a condition for core countries, because the contemporary society changes rapidly, globalized communications become more and more close, and integration and communalization keeps expanding.
Lee says that Warburg Pincus quickly globalized NorthPole's culture, improved inventory management and tightened financial discipline.
It was a time when the financial markets were growing and globalizing rapidly.
In short, both Western and Chinese producers are globalizing rapidly.
We are seeing the first signs of a major fragmentation of this planet that, until recently, the cognoscenti were convinced was globalizing rapidly and headed for unifications of all sorts.
