Sentence examples for world of globalization from inspiring English sources

And, once the smoke clears, I suspect we will find ourselves living in a world of globalization on steroids — a world in which key global economies are more intimately tied together than ever before.

The anxiety, he said, is personal, but "it's also about the future of France in a world of globalization".

The author of this passage was not writing about today's world of globalization, mail order shopping and day trading.

In this fast-changing world of globalization and challenged economies, universities themselves are seeking new ways to define themselves.

"Food is traveling because transport has become so cheap in a world of globalization," said Frederic Hauge, head of Norway's environmental group Bellona.

"Food is traveling because transport has become so cheap in a world of globalization," said Frederic Hague, head of the Norwegian environmental group Bellona.

The I.M.F. was nothing less than "the backbone of the New World Order of Globalization...the gendarme and the executioner who places the guillotine over the heads of all of us in the Third World"...

The New Statesman argument, perhaps overstated, that this might be the last significant World Cup reflects an increasing reality of globalization.

In a world of increasing globalization, companies of all sizes need to stay attuned to new developments and currents of innovation beyond their core markets.

While poor countries are clearly more vulnerable than others to public health threats, no country remains out of reach in a world of increasing globalization.

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