Sentence examples for the globalized knowledge from inspiring English sources

The idea of 'social investment' is that governments should make public investments in educating and keeping their populations healthy to ensure a workforce that can compete in the globalized knowledge economy and to reduce future social welfare costs (Jenson [2001], [2009b]; White [2012]).

I'm a big believer in the theory that that's where a lot of fundamental American innovation came from, and that it's something America has lost in the great globalized "knowledge-economy" age.

In light of demographic change as well as the ambition to stay competitive in a globalized knowledge society, international students have become an increasingly precious and sought-after immigrant group [ 1].

But Japanese business and its economy have not made the adjustment to the globalized world.

In the globalized soccer arena, split allegiances of second- and third-generation immigrants are nothing new.

"The globalized information environment makes counterinsurgency even more difficult now," Kilcullen said.

As a result, Russia both was and was not part of the globalized, financialized West.

Istanbul itself — from its nightclubs to its mosques — encapsulates the tensions of the globalized community.

It has to live the wild, free life of the globalized farmer.

This may be the food of the globalized future, but I hope not.

Wolfe falters, however, in applying his liberalist structure to the globalized world.