Sentence examples for global scheme of things from inspiring English sources
"It's small in the global scheme of things, but extraordinary in the fight against the biggest public health problem we face and that is responsible for a third of all deaths".
However, Australia's "built-up land" doesn't cause a huge impact in the global scheme of things and the country's ranking has actually improved since the last index, when it was placed seventh.
'The first time the non-violent thing went right out the window... police horses charging, people dragged through hedges and beaten up.' In the global scheme of things, though, the Grosvenor Square riot was a storm in a very English teacup.
But Poland and Turkey are small beer in the global scheme of things.
Canadian MP Bob Zimmer spoke for the room, cutting into another bit of Allan's defensive pabulum, with: "Here we are again hearing another apology from Facebook — 'look trust us, y'all regulate us etc but we really don't have that much influence in the global scheme of things.'.
The size of the plant, which will initially only meet around 10 per cent of Airbus's global A320 demand, is small fry in the grand scheme of things.
The Vattenfall report estimates that "if all low-cost opportunities are addressed," CO2 levels could be stabilized at four hundred and fifty parts per million with an annual expenditure of six-tenths of one per cent of global G.D.P. Though one per cent of the global economy is clearly a lot of money, in the grand scheme of things it's also clearly manageable.
But compared with other global actors, we are not that significant in the Vietnamese scheme of things.
This is a global tragedy unfolding in what may seem to us like slow motion but in the grand scheme of things is the blink of an eye.
Only the largest, Mumbai-based TCS, is firing on all cylinders.In the grand scheme of things these companies' performance is still strong, with sales growth and margins which are, by global standards, impressive.
