Sentence examples for global contacts from inspiring English sources

Using his global contacts, Dumas aggressively opened new Hermès stores abroad while closing other franchises.

In our digitally enabled and hyperconnected world, graduates will also need cultural empathy, cross-cultural communication skills and global contacts.

Not only would encouraging more UK medical staff to volunteer overseas help share knowledge and skills, it would also benefit the NHS by building global contacts.

He beat out a fellow former senior Finance Ministry official, Toshiro Muto, who had strong backing among both bureaucrats and local politicians but lacks Mr. Kuroda's top-level global contacts.

A much stronger contender is its chairman, Sigmar Gabriel, who has been busy weaving a net of global contacts over the past few years: he was one of the architects of the "Progressive Alliance" of European centre-left parties, a rival organisation to Socialist International.

Mr. Chen's foreign minister speaks of a new "human rights diplomacy" -- using such initiatives to multiply Taiwan's global contacts and, not coincidentally, sharpen perceptions of the difference between this free-speaking island and the Communist-ruled mainland that claims sovereignty over it.

Both local and global contact pressures have been investigated.

Both a sharp temperature profile and low temperature range can increase the local contact pressure and global contact force as the penetration increases.

Some initial work has already been done on measuring various forms of global contact using network language and methods (Nemeth and Smith 1985, Smith and White 1992, Snyder and Kick 1979).

In mid-2008, she began looking online to see if there was any solution other than colored contact lenses (which comprised about 20 percent of the $7.8 billion global contact lens market in 2011, according to a January 2012 report published by BCC Market Research).

The estimate is calculated from contact history, therefore does not use global contact information.