Sentence examples for a more global perspective from inspiring English sources

Most economists take a more global perspective.

CVC, located in London, has a more global perspective.

"Broadening it out to Australia this year did bring in a more global perspective," Sansom said.

These efforts foster an understanding of all art and culture, and in turn encourage a more global perspective.

"Now we're attempting to put the brands in a more global perspective because at last we have the critical mass to do this".

"You hear one anecdote and then another anecdote, but hopefully this will give a more global perspective" of the damage, said Anne Rolfes, the group's director.

"We aim to appeal to viewers who get tired of Western or American perspectives and want a more global view of the world," says Burman, who joined the network a year ago after three decades at the Canadian Broadcasting Co.

This provided a more global view of spam traffic, offering a different perspective.

Learning theorists have taken a somewhat more global perspective when studying motivation than researchers using the biological approach.

As a language learner, you'll not only become a more conscious thinker and listener who can communicate clearly and think creatively, but you'll also gain the most significant benefit of multilingualism: a broader, more global perspective.

Yet Mr. Flynn and Mr. Giraldez say that more recently, this precious metal has been forcing historians to adopt a less conventional and more global perspective on the history of trade.