americanisation การใช้

• 'Americanisation'of Thai economy, NATION
• Overall, it represented a decay of English folk culture and an increase in Americanisation.
• Germany was more susceptible to Americanisation, because of the close economic links brought about by the Dawes plan.
• Westernization can include Americanisation and Europeanisation, with historical versions including Romanisation, Hellenisation, Francisation, and Germanisation.
• One explanation for the large variation in market share is the unpopular Americanisation of the Sindy doll in the mid-1980s.
• :Funny he didn't spell his name Americanisation . talk " 22 : 39, 22 July 2008 ( UTC)
• It is recognised as a prime example of Art Deco Architecture, a style synonymous with modernisation, optimism and Americanisation before World War 2.
• That momentum has increased several fold through overwhelming media dominance, the Americanisation of language and learning, global popular culture, and now, Internet.
• Leunig has frequently satirised concepts such as Americanisation, greed, consumerism, corporations and warmongering, in a personal proclamation against the War on Terror.
• The CDA often criticised free-market economics and Americanisation in the United Kingdom, both of which it perceived to be after-effects of Thatcherism.
• The rise of Father Christmas ( known in Dutch as " de Kerstman " ) is often cited as an example of globalisation and Americanisation.
• To other reviewers, " Captain Scarlet " remains a " world government, high technology, ethnic diversity, and a generally positive sense of Americanisation.
• The term " Americanisation " is likewise frequently used by members of the two-tier healthcare is often described as simply " American-style " healthcare in political debates.
• As well as consumerism, Reas has also been concerned with politics, Americanisation, the heritage industry, gender politics and how northern working-class people are historically represented.
• The broadcasts led to concerns over " Americanisation " of the BBC, but a BBC executive stated that 90 % of British soldiers would choose American music if they had a choice.
• In recent years, K鋝per has published in Estonian newspapers comments on politics and current affairs, distinguished by criticism towards the developments in post-Soviet Estonia and disapproval of cultural Americanisation.
• "In film as in society at large, America s influence has now reached levels and depths previously unimaginable, " said critic Geoff Brown, referring to the Americanisation of British film culture in the 1990s.
• Between World War I and World War II the General Electric Company of the United States became a giant cartel which had growing commercial interests in Britain and several not entirely successful steps were undertaken to prevent the Americanisation of Britain.
• As regards the " ize " vs " ise " thing, well, ize may be acceptable in British English use for some words-but I, like many, prefer to intentionally use " ise " to delibrately avoid americanisation!
• However, urbanisation, globalisation, immigration and Americanisation are serious threats to Tr鴑dersk with its sub-dialects, as well as to other languages / dialects / sub-dialects ( and generally to local and regional cultures all over the world ).