Sentence examples for global centre of from inspiring English sources

"Lisbon has become a global centre of street art," says the department's technical officer Claudia Silva.

GE has made India its global centre of "low-cost innovation".

Together they are establishing London as the global centre of music technology.

"After the fall of Soviet Russia, Leeds became the global centre of excellence for fat-headed jobsworths".

During the decade of Allied occupation, as the Cold War intensified, Vienna became a global centre of espionage.

Since Britain is such an important global centre of financial, banking and legal expertise, it is a good place from which to try to stem global corruption.

The UAE and Dubai hope to become "leading global centres of 3D printing by 2030".

The main 'field station' is literally outside town; not linked to public transport, it is reached by private cars or the KEMRI/CDC shuttle bus; its power and water supplies do not rely upon the municipal grid with its erratic supplies, and its own satellite connections allow real-time communication with the CDC headquarters and other global centres of excellence.

"London is a global centre for enablers of mining corruption.

With 11 900 patients enrolled at 301 global centres as of the August 2012 database extract, PSOLAR represents the largest, international, industry-sponsored collection of data from a disease-based registry of patients with psoriasis.

London can continue to flourish as a world class destination for global tourism, centre of banking excellence, playground for foreign gangsters, setting for the BBC's popular Sherlock, etc.