Sentence examples for to globalized from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something global in scope.
The paradigm will have shifted from 'Winning; No. 1', to globalized collaboration; as a global family we will be working together, solving problems together, and innovating together.
In the AIDS field, the shift to globalized language took place in the late 1990s, coinciding with the ascendancy of "global threats" and security discourses.
The one we have now, which benefits the economic empire and denies identity in submission to globalized interests?" Europeans, he said, share a cultural heritage.
Just as the prolonged economic boom in China has contributed to globalized tastes and a major art scene in recent decades, India is now experiencing its own, relatively modest version of that phenomenon.
She worries about the speed of development now, tells me "we are selling the young rice" (a Vietnamese metaphor for being impatient), losing the life of the spirit to globalized material things.
The importance of terroir to the French psyche and self-image is difficult to overestimate, because it is a concept almost untranslatable, combining soil, weather, region and notions of authenticity, of genuineness and particularity — of roots, and home — in contrast to globalized products designed to taste the same everywhere.
Having changed significantly over the past 15 to 20 years, Bratislava is a city that has worked to adapt to a globalized world.
"This trade agreement is absolutely necessary if Vietnam wants to be connected to a globalized world," said Thomas Vallely, an expert on the country at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
Our political and media culture just isn't geared to a globalized world, or to the reality that we live in history, not the moment.
The only way to understand globalized capitalism is in a global context, where we should be talking about an international class solidarity.
Due to the globalized nature of shipping, the traditional approach to a participative ergonomics process can be a logistical challenge since stakeholders like designers, manufacturers and operators are often scattered both geographically and organizationally.
