Sentence examples for depth of global from inspiring English sources

The authors found that the depth of global integration, probably the most straightforward definition of globalisation, fell sharply after 2008, by nearly one-tenth.

"It's the first time I've ever seen a world leader [Rudd] admit we really are in deep shit," Clarkson was reported as saying, of a speech by the then Australian PM about the depth of global financial crisis in 2009.

Barclays' top duo may tell themselves that it's terribly unfair that they should be singled out for personal chastisement before the outside world appreciates the scale and depth of global banks' attempts to rig the money markets.

The thing was a behemoth - a giant born from the black depths of global mechanization.

Fig. 1 Focal depth distribution of global seismicity for the period of 1960 2007.

(i) The depth map of global stationary scene sprite for (a).

We study the recent patterns of antibiotic resistance in three geographically separated, and culturally and economically distinct countries – China, Kuwait and the United States – to gauge the range and depth of this global health threat, and its potential for growth as globalization expands.

Still, given the depth of the global economic crisis, auction house experts were expecting worse.

The bad news pouring in from Japan's electronics industry is reinforcing fears about the depth of the global economic downturn.

The depth of our global reporting across so many subjects, the smartness of our feature sections and magazines, the range of information packed into our interactive graphics, the brilliant photo-journalism -- the whole supremely elegant and urgent digital and print package you all create -- simply dazzled him.

IATA reports showed that air transport of passengers in 2015 rose by 7.4%; this was the greatest increase since the rebound from the depth of the global financial crisis in 2010 and well above the long-run average of 5.5%.