Sentence examples for Expanded global access from inspiring English sources

These findings highlight the potential benefit of expanded global access to diagnostic radiology services.

This work demonstrates the urgent need to expand global access to effective pain medications, but as Humphreys reminds us, it remains critical that countries put appropriate safeguards in place to prevent the globalization of opioid addiction.

Beyond predictions of early adopters paying a premium for device fuels is a much more impactful goal: a distribution model for radically expanding global access to electricity.

It may be too soon to know if the expanding global access to electronic media both new and old, from video cell-phones and Facebook to Al-Jazera and CNN, is making the world more intimate or more alienated (remember "Compassion Fatigue").

The enterprise cloud has entered a new era of hyper growth thanks to a combination of dramatically expanded global markets, access to unprecedented later-stage private growth capital and the ability to scale sales organizations with remote talent.

But he also suggested he was a serious player in expanding global Internet access.

Michuki Mwangi, regional development manager for Africa at the Internet Society, a nonprofit group that has long worked to expand global Internet access, said the continent sorely lacked local interconnection points, forcing most requests for content like YouTube videos to be routed through Europe at high cost.

Everyone wants to point out that Beyoncé's celebrity power elevates Shire's work and gives her access to a much more expanded global stage.

An expanding, global middle class is newly assertive about better services and access to opportunity; farmers in developing economies insist there can be no more opening up of markets until western crops stop being subsidised.

Blair became leader in an expanding global economy.

Expanding global theme park chain.