Sentence examples for global desire from inspiring English sources

The global desire to leave home arises from poverty and necessity, but it also grows out of a conviction that such mobility is possible.

From those who recognize our rights, from grassroots organizers to heads of state, I sense a global desire to build on this positive momentum and to be part of a global movement to heal relations and bring peace.

The Rana Plaza tragedy was not caused by an earthquake or a terrorist attack, but rather by poor construction and a lack of oversight – and, in some ways, by a growing global desire for more cheap fashion.

Readers of an older vintage must be astonished by the relaxed way that today's pundits treat hostile takeovers ("Is the global desire to buy British a bad thing for our tech sector?", Business, last week).

This project organized by the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum is a testament to the global desire and efforts to restore a focus on the long-term sustainability of corporations.

JLR, which launched its first electric model, the IPace, under its Jaguar brand a fortnight ago, is now seen as a relatively late entrant to a market re-awakened by Tesla and Nissan and nurtured by a global desire to cut emissions and limit pollution.

Adaptive systems are composed of different heterogeneous parts or entities that interact and perform actions favouring the emer- gence of global desired behavior.

Her job is to witness, without comment, the ugly fallout of global consumer desire.

Then, by spending hundreds of millions on advertising, dressing celebrities for the red carpet, "splashing the logo on everything from handbags to bikinis," and pushing product in duty-free stores and flagship boutiques all around the world, he turned these brands into objects of global consumer desire.

Stausholm says there is a growing global corporate desire for a greener, more sustainable profile, and Sprout's corporate clients include the likes of Disney, Coca-Cola, IKEA, Pepsi UK, the Royal Botanic Gardens, the World Wildlife Fund and Telecom Italia, which personalise the pencils with their own logo or message.

In Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous sermon on the "drum major instinct," where he discusses the global human desire for attention and adoration, he says that the hunger for recognition is a basic instinct that we all posses.