Sentence examples for global make from inspiring English sources

The alleged scheme involved insiders at Dell Computer and Nvidia Corporation, a chipmaker, passing along confidential information about the companies' performance, which helped the two hedge funds, Diamondback Capital and Level Global, make $78m.The American government has been scrutinising hedge funds' performance and information-sharing closely for the last four years.

The global Make Poverty History coalition in all its various guises - it was called ONE in the United States, for example, and spanned more than 40 countries around the world - succeeded briefly in providing a body that functioned in that international space, appeared intelligently aware of its mandate and the limits of that mandate.

ITV is one of those companies that constantly generates City rumours, such as could an American network like Discovery or Liberty Global make a bid for it as part of a diversification play to imitate Comcast's swoop on Sky? Would Netflix have some use for its broadcast studios?

Be agile, networked, and global; make units smaller and value connections within the organization and with other organizations in your local community, region, at national and international levels.

Starting Monday, Gap launched its global "Make Love" marketing campaign, featuring Tony Bennett, Cyndi Lauper, Billy Porter, Connie Britton, Q-Tip and Harry Belafonte in a series of short films, the retailer announced in a news release.

So forget the official explanation and imagine our global-security-state-in-the-making in the grips of a kind of compulsive disorder in which the urge to go global, make the most private information of the citizen everywhere the property of the American state, and expand surveillance endlessly simply trumps any other way of doing things.

MF Global made a risky bet in a tumultuous market.

They're global, made of culturally diverse members.

Expanding the city's fortunes by going global makes sense.

And the business is increasingly global, making any one country's laws difficult to enforce.

Workshop participants focused on four themes in digital curation and preservation: making knowledge global, making data useful, making participation open and inclusive, and promoting skill building.