The phrase "a senior global" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a senior-level position with global responsibilities, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "She was appointed as a senior global manager overseeing international operations."
Alternatives: "a senior international" or "a senior global executive".
It was a second successive disappointment at a senior global championship for her to digest.
Michael G. Fry, a senior global equity portfolio manager, is joining Lazard Asset Management in London as a managing director.
"That stone has a pedigree that is incomparable," Daniela Mascetti, a senior global specialist in jewelry at Sotheby's, said by phone from London.
"Frankly, neither of these pipelines make economic sense," said Massimo Di Odoardo, a senior global gas analyst at Wood Mackenzie, an energy consulting firm.
James Knightley, a senior global economist at ING, said the changes to the language of the Fed statement were "small in number, but reasonably significant".
"It's literally reshaping how the market is driven," said Karen Grant, a senior global industry analyst with the NPD Group, a market research company in Port Washington, N.Y., speaking of social media.
Peter Orszag, after running the federal budget office for the Obama White House, href="http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2010/12/an-unfortunate-decision-by-peter-orszag/67822/">moves to a plush senior global banking slot at Citigroup.
Meet Nikki Field, a broker at Sotheby's International Realty, and a newly minted senior global real estate adviser.
But I saw no difference in the instant-messaging video images of the two cameras; both were diminished by the transmission process, which typically reduces the 30 frames a second the cameras can produce to 15. "We can do 1.3 megapixels at 30 frames a second," Andrew Heymann, senior global product manager at Logitech, said of its Webcam.
When a 40-year-old senior global consultant in France gave a presentation in front of her superiors recently, she got the shock of her life.
This is a guest column by Jonathan Wood, senior global issues analyst at ControlRisks.
