Sentence examples for branch of global from inspiring English sources

Food production has become a branch of global industry, increasing our reliance on fossil fuels and accelerating the process of climate change.

Add to that their emergence, over 150-odd years, as the most popular and profitable branch of global publishing, and you have a dominant genre that feels as if it's encoded into our cultural DNA.

Kelvin Hopkins, one of a handful of Labour MPs who support withdrawal from Europe, claimed in the Morning Star that the EU was "a branch of global neoliberalism, of laissez-faire capitalism, constructed to raise up the power of the market and progressively dismantle the socialist and social democratic structures which were established and were so successful in the immediate post-war decades".

A commercial bribery probe into the China branch of global pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline continues to make headlines, as does an unprecedented Hong Kong lunch.

Held in the Ibizan branch of global clubbing superpower Pacha, it was a no doubt glam and glitzy affair.

A number of advisory bodies provide scientific and technical advice at the regional level including regional networks, research or training centers, and regional branches of global networks.

"Extreme stress and crowding raise the risk factor for stress-induced bacterial shedding," said Dr. Nina Marano, a co-author of the Pediatrics article and branch chief of the C.D.C.'s geographic medicine and health promotion branch, division of global migration and quarantine.

Adelaide's festival of world music and dance – Australia's branch of the global series – celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, welcoming artists from more than 20 countries.

"The culinary scene has been influenced by the crisis as many Greeks have retreated from global culinary trends to the comfort of Greek cooking," says Despina Trivolis, who runs the Athens branch of the global network Culinary Backstreets.

Last year, Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs hired DDB Corporate Profiles, a branch of the global agency DDB, to design a logo that could be used to promote tourism and trade.

The band that defined the US branch of the global scene was The Strokes, a quintet of monied Manhattanites posing as Lower East Side hipsters.