Sentence examples for enough globally from inspiring English sources

As if that weren't bad enough, Globally Unique Identifiers, or GUID's, are making it possible to link every document you create, message you e-mail and chat you post with your real-world identity.

At present, there's enough capacity globally to make 90m vehicles a year, but demand is little more than 60m in good economic times.

It is thought that by 1.8 billion years ago predecessors of the cyanobacteria had produced enough oxygen globally to begin to allow for the development of higher forms of life.

Sadly both films still made enough money globally to justify this kind of necrophilia.

Austerity will become the new normal until our wages are low enough to compete globally.

It remains to be seen whether the costs of CSP will fall low enough to be globally commercially competitive, and deliver cost-effective renewable power for Moroccan consumers.

By 2050, they estimate, there will be an additional 25 million kilometres (15.5 million miles) of new paved roads globally, enough to circle the Earth 600 times.

But a bigger question is whether the industry can reform itself enough to remain globally competitive regardless of what happens to North Sea production, which will eventually tail off whatever happens to the price.For Aberdeen has become a global hub of operations, especially in the oil-services sector.

If they are right, the "too-big-to-fail" subsidy­ the reduction in the interest rate banks pay on their debt due to an implicit taxpayer guarantee­ will be all but eliminated.There are 30 banks around the world considered large enough to be "globally systemically important" and hence potentially subject to the TLAC rules.

He says 100 billion board feet of timber is underwater globally, enough to add 30%to known forests.

The main bullet point is that the product (a prototype or alpha version is enough) must be "globally competitive", mainly targeting markets outside Japan.