Sentence examples for before globally from inspiring English sources

While more women are using contraceptives than ever before, globally there are still 225 million women who would like to avoid or delay pregnancy but are unable to access a modern form of contraception.

Even with far more girls receiving an education than ever before, globally – boys still outnumber girls in school.

For example, there are usually strong peaks caused by side chains in the N-HSQC spectrum, which are extremely difficult, even for experienced spectroscopists, to identify before globally conducting a complete resonance assignment.

"Bonnae saw things globally before global thinking was chic.

As far as availability goes, the phone should be on shelves globally before, during, and after the Olympic games.

And that ability to scale globally before has never been available, to this extent, so that's really why we're most excited about mobile".

Tariq: Traditionally most companies try to be good in their country of origin first before expanding globally.

The hashtag "#savethesurprise" was also emblazoned on giant screens inside the Olympic Stadium, according to people at the event, before trending globally on Twitter.

Carousell, the Singapore-based mobile listing service that operates across Southeast Asia, has pulled in an $85 million Series C fund as it seeks to strengthen its business among the region's competitive e-commerce landscape before expanding globally.

Following in the footsteps of Amazon and Google in their race after the likes of Angie's List, TaskRabbit, Thumbtack and Handy, Freelancer.com is launching a marketplace for local plumbers, cleaners, cooks, couriers and others to offer their services on demand in their vicinity, starting first in its home market of Australia before expanding globally this quarter.

Most textbooks on public relations say that it was first developed in the United States, before expanding globally; however, Jacquie L'Etang, an academic from the United Kingdom, said it was developed in the UK and the US simultaneously.