Sentence examples for years of globalisation from inspiring English sources
That was the issue for working-class kids in the first years of globalisation.
There's no doubt that 25 years of globalisation and market capitalism has increased the standard of living for most Indians.
The boom years of globalisation created a mass, transnational culture of being young and educated; now there is a mass transnational culture of disillusionment.
The European public has grown sceptical in recent years of globalisation and the way it puts power and profit into the hands of big business rather than democratically elected leaders.
In her book "Plutocrats", Chrystia Freeland argues that emerging markets are now experiencing their first gilded age, and rich countries their second, with the world's wealthiest 1%, who benefited disproportionately from 20 years of globalisation, forming a "new virtual nation of Mammon".Inventing a better widget, tastier snack or snazzier computer program is one thing.
Sultan Al Qassemi, a Dubai-based avid collector and promoter of Middle Eastern art, and founder of the Sharjah based Barjeel Art Foundation, said, "I believe these are the formative years of the globalisation of Arab art".
In recent years, the implications of globalisation for the spread of infectious diseases has begun to emerge as an area of concern to political geographers.
Here the ex-Londoners display years of service on globalisation's front line like campaign medals.
A century ago in Europe, years of peace and globalisation tempted leaders into thinking that they could afford to play with nationalist fires without the risk of conflagration.
The truth about finance is far scarier: 40 years of technological change, globalisation and above all deregulation have conspired to create a system where bankers do not even have to be break the law to bring the world economy to its knees.
Not only do they point to the endless lectures they have received from Americans in years past on the benefits of globalisation and open markets.
