Sentence examples for global category from inspiring English sources

Each of its 11 product categories is run by a global category team.

Instant coffee is a $23 billion global category that hasn't seen much innovation in years.

For example, the head of health and beauty aids in Europe also chairs the hair care global category team.

Her Spanish-language debut album, "La Llorona," released in 1997, won a Juno, Canada's equivalent of the Grammy, in the "global" category.

The third nominee in the global category is Dole Philippines Inc, which has pineapple plantations on 12,000 hectares of land in the Philippines, as well as a canning and packaging plant.

Despite Procter's reputation for staid advertising, the wink-wink tone makes sense because "the world is changing," said Kim Koster, senior vice president and deputy global category leader for fabric care advertising at Leo Burnett Toronto.

Furthermore, the fact that profiles of responses did not fall into global categories of exclusively pleasurable vs. exclusively negative (physiological) responses suggests the importance of considering both dimensions in combination to characterize risk for smoking-related outcomes.

This double endeavor, i.e. renovation of our disciplinary tradition and innovation in our approaching a new leviathan, is an intellectual task of our times when locatable sociohistoric relations are no longer "local" but appropriated according to certain "global" categories, real or imagined.

"It's very encouraging for the European market to see such huge ambition to build global, category-leading companies.

The CIRS yields information on global categories of coexisting diseases, e.g., ear, eye, nose, and throat diseases or endocrine and metabolic diseases.

Our principal achievement was to analyze three different global categories of traits related with the processes contributing to yield formation in common bean under drought, namely photosynthetic ability, photosynthate accumulation, and photosynthate remobilization to grain.