Sentence examples for global nudge from inspiring English sources

But Varun Gauri, head of a new global nudge unit run by the World Bank, the Global Insights Initiative (Gini), defends nudge theory.

You claim that dealing with global warming will "nudge us back towards the abyss" economically speaking.

Nudging global saving and investment patterns into a healthier balance will require new thinking, both inside and outside America.

We speak of a "nuclear winter," of the firestorms and the radical temperature drop that would follow an asteroid strike, of global climate change nudging planetary temperatures out of the range of the habitable.

They are busy building hundreds of new coal- and gas-fired power plants, and are poised to keep nudging global warming emissions rapidly upward over the century to come.

The collapse of PFGBest, coming on the heels of MF Global's bankruptcy, may nudge Congress to take steps to protect investors in futures firms.

Scientists were there with a more serious mission: to study the polar ice's retreat, which may signal that heat-trapping smokestack and tailpipe emissions are nudging the global climate.

After a year of global trekking to discover, nurture, nudge, prognosticate and congratulate all Oscar-worthy films, come April, I am left with the position of Monday morning quarterback.

The IMF's newest World Economic Outlook nudges up expected global growth in 2012 to 3.5%, from 3.3% in January.

Nudge is on the global agenda.

Mr. Obama has a big agenda for it — joint action on global warming, on containing North Korea and Iran, on nudging the Chinese away from their neuralgic views of Taiwan and Tibet.