Sentence examples for rate of globalisation from inspiring English sources

"And the rate of globalisation is only going to increase.

Almost certainly the rate of globalisation will slow down for a while.

But in the richest nations there was a very different view: in France, only 24% of people approved of globalisation, a rate that inched up to 37% in the US and 41% in Britain.

The rate of emission growth driven by globalisation makes this highly unlikely".

You would expect that if uncertainty really were increasing as much as opponents of globalisation say it is, then this rate of "churning" would have risen lately.

The merits of globalisation do not rest on whether the Fund was right to call for higher interest rates in East Asia during its attempts to stabilise the region's economies after 1997 the issue that most excites Mr Stiglitz.

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.

Both camps are intensely suspicious of globalisation.

They meant the march of globalisation.

Gone is the firm defence of globalisation.

This is the second age of globalisation.