Sentence examples for to be globalized from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
But because of their efficiency, and potential to be globalized, they are quickly evolving into worldwide market-makers.
World trade of fish for human consumption is expected to expand by 25percentt in 2012-2021 and fisheries supply chains would continue to be globalized, with a significant share of total fishery production being exported, the report said.
"I did want to get an actor famous in the West, because I want this film to be globalized and reach a lot of audiences.
These should be globalized to stabilize the political and economic system in Colombia, making the rule of law stronger and building a source of strength for the Colombian people.
By local computations, we can verify that l N a ' b Open image in new window define a local distribution which can be globalized to the Whitney sum L * π E = h L * π E ⊕ v L * π E Open image in new window which is an equivalent definition of the N-connection on a Lie algebroid, see Equation 69.
"This is a global concern," Atlas says, and any U.S. policy "that can't be globalized is in the long run going to be ineffective".
Key to Act II's focus-and-growth strategy is the idea that Veba's core businesses should be globalized wherever possible.
Solidarity too must be globalized".
"Why not get workers from somewhere else? Labor should be globalized, just as business is globalized".
"But the messaging itself should be globalized, and the Russian example aligned with others".
His children will learn English, and ultimately they will be globalized individuals.
