Sentence examples for global interview from inspiring English sources

But after getting his break in the burger advert – in which he launches a nuke at Washington DC to show his disdain for McDonald's, before eating an Israeli Burger Ranch patty and declaring: "How can I send the Israelis to hell with such a taste from heaven?" – global interview requests have been pouring in.

But after getting his break in the burger ad in which he launches a nuke at Washington DC to show his disdain for McDonald's, before eating an Israeli Burger Ranch patty and declaring: "How can I send the Israelis to hell with such a taste from heaven?"—global interview requests have been pouring in.

Finally, as an index of the metacognitive reflective level of awareness, Global Interview Ratings were used.

FORBES GLOBAL interviews some of them.

FORBES GLOBAL interviewed a dozen clients; all said the same thing: It can sharply reduce the time it takes to build connectors from scratch but may need months of tinkering to get it right.

"What is happening to the old- fashioned French capitalism is that there is a new generation coming to power, and this generation is much more international," says Messier when FORBES GLOBAL interviews him in his airy seventh-floor office just off Paris' Champs-Elyses with a pigeon's-eye view of the Arc de Triomphe.

The 20 participants included three who lead country-level exercises and five who were interviewed as part of the global stakeholders' interviews.

He was one of 21 global experts interviewed for KPMG International's report Future State 2030: The global megatrends shaping governments; and was named "an exemplar of social well being" by Corporate Knights, the magazine for clean capitalism.

Watch his outrageously funny take on the events, including caressing dogs while talking global warming, interviewing climate deniers and asking a dreadlocked protester if he starred in "Where The Wild Things Are".

Three outstanding interns helped with various phases of the literature scoping and global stakeholders' interviews, namely Ray Deng, Brian Saindon and Sandra Hwang.

cThis excluded Rwanda and Ghana which started later than other countries and had not submitted their draft report when the global-level interviews were designed.