Sentence examples for global over from inspiring English sources
Under the three highest performing methods (CORAL LO, CORAL DP and HHalign global), over 96% of domain families with Sbalanced ≥0.8 had both Sdev ≥0.8 and Smod ≥0.8 with respect to all benchmark sets.
I wasn't making a case for the global over the local, but some readers took it that way, and this gave rise to some interesting comments.
The online conversation about the Occupy Wall Street movement turned global over the weekend as protesters provided live Twitter updates, photos and videos from the dozens of demonstrations around the world.
Further ahead, global (over)warming may cut the pulling power of Barbados's tropical beaches, now attracting over half a million tourists a year.On the upside, there may be oil.
Not only must Pakistan's army shift its attention from east to west, Menon asserted, but it must also cut its links to jihadi organizations, who have gone global over the past five years.
The main underlying case is that of CERN and its global, over a decade-long Large Hadron Collider project.
With attenuation coefficients globally altered by ±10%, similar global over- or underestimation was observed in both phantom and animal studies.
Walter, in particular, whose fear of global over-population is tinged with misanthropy, gives solitude his best shot.
A combination of Scottish government policy and global politics is churning the waters.A few years ago the industry was still recovering from a crisis caused by global over-supply.
Once "real" inflation starts picking up which it inevitably will the prospect of a sustained rise in interest rates will send markets south.Perhaps Mr Greenspan speculates that a stock-market crash will rid him of the problem of global over-liquidity.
Yet with global over-capacity, the last thing the world needs is another new passenger car even if its interior resembles a boardroom.True to form, Ssangyong has asked the state-owned Korea Development Bank to swap some of the company's debts for equity and has pleaded with the government to help arrange bank loans so that it can pay off expensive short-term loans from merchant banks.
