Sentence examples for another globally from inspiring English sources
The companies have withdrawn all regulatory complaints against one another, globally.
Rising debt levels not only hamper economic growth but leave Australia more vulnerable if another globally induced crisis hit our shores.
Two centuries and two decades later, the 400 residents of Lacoste, a picturesque village in the Luberon hills, are rebelling against another, globally celebrated resident of the chateau – the fashion designer, Pierre Cardin.
In 1991 yet another globally famous painting went missing when thieves broke into the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and absconded with some 20 paintings, including, a painting that had sold for a then-record $40 million just four years earlier.
In Google's announcement today, the company says that 21 million people are enslaved in one way or another globally and generating $32 billion in profit for those who are managing the illegal activity.
The terminology for tropical cyclones differs from one region to another globally.
Daniel Tarullo, a senior official at the Federal Reserve, which regulates American banks, startled the industry in early September when he suggested that the biggest ones would have to exceed another globally-agreed capital standard by perhaps as much as two percentage points.Capital is not the only area in which regulation remains incomplete.
Fifty Shades of Grey has grossed more than $400 million worldwide to date after adding another $91.3 million globally last weekend.
Since its domestic opening last May, the Weinstein distributed film has grossed close to $10 million and another $399 million globally (since its foreign debut on November 2011).
It is difficult to estimate their financial strength, although sales revenue data received from Rollertape indicated that yearly revenue is very strong ($20-25M 20-25M the U.S. and another $20-25M globally).
The company has five mostly separate shipping networks of trucks, airplanes, sales forces and workersone for overnight service, one for ground packages, one offering critical shipments, another to move cargo globally and another for logistics operations (contracts to manage factory inventories, and so on).
