Sentence examples for the globalizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something global in scope.
Hulme and Jasanoff have written widely about the globalizing of knowledge embodied in the IPCC with its global focus and emphasis on consensus (Hulme 2010, 2011; Hulme and Mahony 2010; Jasanoff 2010a).
As the globalizing processes intensify over time, the indirect impacts of human-induced disruption of global biogeochemical cycles and global climate change, and their impacts on human health, may start to become more apparent [ 42, 43].
India's more recent intransigence on Kashmir also owes something to the growing closeness of the globalizing Indian elite to the United States.
"A lot has to do with the fact that Africa is not fully integrated into the globalizing economy," said Siphamandla Zondi, an expert in economic development at the Africa Institute of South Africa in Pretoria.
When Mats Nilsson, a Swedish product-design strategist for Ikea, not long ago told The New York Times that he loves to browse for handmade baskets in Spain, bird cages in Portugal, brushes in Japan and hardware on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, he was creating his own cultural identity out of the bric-a-brac of consumer choices made available by the globalizing forces of economic integration.
The globalizing economy and technological advances have expanded the ranks of imitators and have made imitation and incremental adaptations more feasible, more cost-effective and much faster (Shenkar 2010).
Crucially, this method now shows signs of having moved beyond the domestic sphere, reflecting the globalized information environment of today.
From a larger perspective, these riots, like those last summer staged by Muslim youths in the French suburbs, reflect European nations' efforts to join the globalized world while keeping their diverse societies from fracturing along tribal lines.
Despite a thriving economy, growing concerns about Sweden's ability to maintain its strong social welfare programs while remaining competitive in the globalized economy contributed to the victory of the Moderate Party, under the leadership of Frederik Reinfeldt, in a tightly contested election in 2006.
Particular attention is paid to the rise of Global South and its subsequent implications for the restructuring of global manufacturing in the increasingly globalizing economy.
At Treasury, Summers helped design the crisis rescue of the newly globalizing economies of Mexico, Russia, and South Korea.
