The phrase "adding that the global" is not a complete or correct expression in written English as it lacks context and a main clause.
It can be used when introducing additional information or clarification about a global issue or perspective, but it needs to be part of a larger sentence.
Example: "The report was well-received, adding that the global economy is showing signs of recovery."
Alternatives: "noting that the global" or "stating that the global".
In a nationally televised speech, he told the audience "the world has failed us," adding that the global recession was in part responsible.
"As result of the terrorist attacks," he said, "international trade in both directions will shrink," adding that the global economy would worsen.
"BP does not need to reorganize its business because it is solvent," he said, adding that the global importance of the company and its stock made it "too big to fail".
I'm very unhappy there hasn't been anything for at least eight months," she said, adding that the "global situation regarding conflict and arms transfers, not least as it affects the Middle East and north Africa, makes it vital to have the committees functioning at the earliest possible date".
Funding for the eradication of polio The event's moderator, President of the United Nations Foundation and the Better World Fund Timothy E. Wirth, said, "The possibilities of ending polio are becoming more real every day," adding that the global effort requires $5.5 billion to finish the job.
Kripke added that the global humanitarian community is overtaxed, dealing not only with Syria and Iraq's unprecedented refugee crisis, but huge displacement in South Sudan and the Central African Republic, as well as fighting in Libya and Ukraine.
"...In describing all this to that visitor from another America, you would, however, have to add that the Global War on Terror, in which giant ambitions met the most modest of opponents any great power had faced in hundreds of years, didn't work out so well... .. Follow real heroes' example, embrace commitment to others and begin the difficult task of discovering real solutions to real challenges.
Edzilla asked if she was aware of the support and if it had helped her focused on the "light at the end of the tunnel?" "[My husband] Daniel told me about all the people who defended me and encouraged me to hold on to my [Christian] faith," she said, adding that the swell of global support gave her hope that she "would be victorious".
The report singles out the success of Sky with its subscription model, adding that the BBC could have "the global presence of a Hollywood studio but with a wider range of output".
