globalizationin a sentence
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Globalization improves product choice for consumers, but adds competitive stress for companies and their workers.
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The Kawasaki merger represented an inconvenient truth: Manufacturing in America was a tough business in the post-globalization world.† (source)
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A second reason for the growth of trafficking is globalization.† (source)
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I had tried to pull some big ideas from Managing in the Next Society into my argument about knowledge-based economies, globalization, and the ways in which demographics change society.† (source)
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The growing popularity of fast food is just one of many cultural changes that have been brought about by globalization.† (source)
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Now, in the age of globalization, a time could come when it will make sense for an IBM or a Microsoft not only to manufacture in China but to design for China.† (source)
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The double shock we're experiencing now—globalization and computer-aided industrial productivity—happens to have the opposite impact: income inequality is growing, as the rewards for being skilled grow and the opportunities for unskilled Americans diminish.† (source)
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The police had apparently received a tip that she had been seen in Kreuzberg at an "anarcho-feminist club" described as a hangout for young people associated with everything from terrorism to antiglobalization and Satanism.† (source)antiglobalization = opposed to "globalization"standard prefix: The prefix "anti-" in antiglobalization means against or opposite. This is the same pattern you see in words like antiviral, antiaircraft, and antisocial.
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As Morris offered an impassioned critique of globalization, the comparison made sense — both men true believers, charismatic, driven by ideas outside the mainstream, albeit championing opposite viewpoints.† (source)
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In the context of globalization and people moving around, she says, "You often hear that places don't matter the way they used to.† (source)
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Yes, there is a lot of business exchange between China and the U.S. these days, I agreed, hoping that the conversation wouldn't veer into economics or international relations or globalization, more complicated issues I probably wouldn't be able to converse in as fluently.† (source)
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