An Indian with a basic college education has access to world-class goods that his parents (who might have saved for decades for a sputtering scooter) could only have dreamed of buying.
As Chinese cities expand dramatically and Chinese people become more prosperous, Britain has the world-class goods and services they need: from healthcare and education to premier luxury brands like Burberry and Paul Smith; from high end manufacturing to our great creative and sporting exports, like the Premier League, James Bond and Downton Abbey.
But the 600-pound outsourcing gorilla of today is China, with its ever-increasing share of manufacturing world-class goods through outsourcing arrangements with the likes of Apple, Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
The rise of globally competitive and world class Chinese consumer goods companies is inevitable, but in the distant future.
A player of world class who sees a good line of play tries to find an even better one, and Rubin did just that.
Japanese tourists flock to Yokohama for a chance to mingle with these folk and enjoy world class shopping, entertainment and good food.
The food at Kutsher's isn't world class, but it's good enough to satisfy sophisticated eaters, and after dinner, I was feeling a whole lot better about life.
Focusing on a world class living environment, a good quality residential area can be highlighted as an important issue in creating a sustainable living environment.
We've now trained at both of the venues we will be competing at - the Basketball Arena in the Olympic Park and the North Greenwich Arena - and they are world class venues, just as good if not better than the venues I played at in the last three Paralympic Games.
To be very good or world class at five of the seven in the heptathlon is ridiculous.
I think Warburton at his best is a very good player, world class in fact, but I think it would weigh heavily on his mind to captain the Lions.
