Sentence examples for global cutting from inspiring English sources
The state, she argued, is a "market maker," whose ability to take bold, risky bets is critical for economies to grow at the global cutting edge.
Each sector has its own agenda, but organisations like the IPCC international climate science body, Greenpeace and the UK government's new Department for Climate Change and Energy can all be seen as operating at the global cutting edge of climate action.
The analysis has shown the influence of the different configurations of the tool wear geometry on the local or global cutting process variables, mainly on temperature and cutting.
Though they are very distinct personalities, Brown, Schwarzenegger, and Davis are not so much left-wing figures or right-wing figures as they are up-wing figures, i.e., political leaders who place a special emphasis on big think/think big future-oriented policies that position California on the global cutting edge even amidst some searing crises, some of them so chronic that they seemed permanent.
I would watch an entire series telling the tale of how Belfast's hospitals went from boondock backwaters to global cutting-edge within about 25 tiny years, thanks only to a lovely little surfeit of bullet wounds.
Little has yet been written about the venues but an early glimpse suggests a collection of pallid imitations of what passes as trending global cutting-edge design.
Europe's debt crisis has cooled global growth, cutting into export demand.
The proposal would organize the bank around 14 "global practices," cutting across the bank's different projects and funds.
For anyone concerned about their contribution to global warming, cutting back on air travel is an obvious goal.
On Friday, the World Trade Organization slashed its forecasts for global trade, cutting its estimate of trade growth in 2012 to 2.5 percent from 3.7 percent.
From 28 November to 9 December, environment ministers and negotiators from 195 countries will meet in Durban, South Africa, for the UN climate change conference to advance efforts towards a global agreement cutting carbon emissions.
