Sentence examples for global commonality from inspiring English sources

In business, this trend has pushed markets toward global commonality.

She is intelligent, strong, profoundly informed, and extraordinarily experienced in the challenges and risks of our lurching, restlessly altering world and wholly committed to the global commonality.

Within our global commonality, enormous variety constantly asserts itself and thrives, as can be seen within the world's single largest domestic market, the United States.

The global commonality of blood parasites within these owls provides evidence that these blood parasites have no distinct phylogeographic pattern.

In the wake of the global report The Marmot Strategic Review of Health Inequalities in England Post-2010 [ 7] once again reminded health sector decision-makers within a developed nation of the underlying factors producing and replicating health inequality and indicated the global commonality of the major policy drivers.

The Bellagio group fleshed out the local particularities and the global commonalities of P&T.

Depending on the predictive precision resulting from the availability and nature of site-specific data, the hierarchical model may suggest more or less stringent organic matter loading rates than a model assuming global parameter commonality.

These considerations from our case study are somewhat in conflict with the emphasis in global health on commonalities, i.e. people's health is affected by global forces and should be therefore approached using common strategies.

In "Bhangra Fever"(another of the 20 pieces in Music & Motion's To a Different Beat, which explores the commonality of global rhythms), sheer panels of the dancers' aqua costumes swirl, and spiraling arms set off a wave of movement in the interconnected group.

After being pelted with chat about coalitions, commonalities and global climate crises, my whole body hurt.

The socio-economic associations, similar to those found in other global IDP studies, highlight commonalities in factors associated with mental disorders across diverse cultures and geographical settings.