Sentence examples for ever globally from inspiring English sources

We're currently witnessing the warmest temperatures ever globally, and are in the midst of a record-setting heatwave in the US associated with the warmest early summer temperatures ever.

This is our biggest day ever globally and our second biggest day ever in the UK, with 10.8m unique browsers.

It becomes a game as we trade ever less globally recognised celebrities.

Last month was the warmest ever August globally since records began in 1880, at 1.58F above the 20th century average.

Drug-resistant tuberculosis cases in parts of the former Soviet Union have reached the highest rates ever recorded globally, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

At a time when it seems we have ever fewer globally competitive industries, American higher education is a brand worth preserving.

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.

Former Tory MP Louise Mensch, with no apparent sense of irony, invoked precepts of propriety to announce: "Pygmies of the left so predictably embarrassing yourselves, know this: not a one of your leaders will ever be globally mourned like her". This demand for respectful silence in the wake of a public figure's death is not just misguided but dangerous.

PCP production and use is ever increasing globally.

"But none of the games they played in the West Indies were ever televised globally".

As social problems become ever more globally interconnected, SSA has adopted a strategic commitment to and begun the deliberate implementation of a robust international social welfare program agenda.