Sentence examples for global sentiment from inspiring English sources

China has sought to mobilise global sentiment in support of its efforts to uphold the global economic and environmental order.

Moscow's state-sponsored TV channels and Internet trolls have tried to divide Ukraine and turn global sentiment against it.

I think this decision by France echoes a global sentiment that owning ivory is no longer socially acceptable.

In any case we are, from the long view of history, in the very earliest days of trying to construct a world order, a global sentiment, in which concern for human rights is widespread and operative.

XTM Research Analyst Lukman Otunug said: "Fears have heightened over China's ailing economy and with confusion towards the unexpected devaluations leaving market participants questioning Beijing's overall policy intentions; global sentiment may remain heavily depressed".

For all the worries about Greece and the eurozone, in the end concerns about the volatility of Chinese markets rocked global sentiment most during 2015, after the Shanghai composite index started falling dramatically, first in June, and then later in August.

It seems, though, that not only might we consider the acute national -- and to some extent -- international outrage and terrible sadness at these deaths (and yes I am too aware that these aren't global sentiments), but we might consider the deep human commitment to bringing the truth home to us that they shared.

Global business sentiment has turned bearish.

"Only global market sentiment can do that".

But the worries about Italy have shaken the already fragile global market sentiment.

There was a small news item last week which caught the latest shift in global economic sentiment.