Sentence examples for globally a few from inspiring English sources
The Clash worked right up to the last minute on their magnum opus – the music was recorded in the autumn of 1979, the iconic cover shot taken that September, the mixing completed in November, and the album came out globally a few weeks shy of Christmas on 14 December.
Facebook launched Timeline globally a few days ago, but initially it could only be accessed from m.facebook.com and Facebook for Android.
Globally, a few countries — including the United States, Israel and China — already operate their own armed drones.
Globally, a few motifs showed strong correlation with RBf1 and RBf2 peaks, including the E2F and DREF motifs that we previously demonstrated to be enriched at RBf1 binding sites (Acharya et al. 2012).
Because to have a decent chance of not exceeding the already risky global target, we need to start phasing out fossil fuels now at a fast enough rate to bring down emissions globally by a few percent a year, and continue doing so for decades to come.
What connection may these attacks have locally, regionally and globally?" After a few minutes, allow students time to share their opinions.
Each one packs enough venom to lay out a heavyweight boxer for days, yet globally only a few people each year are killed by widow bites.
"When YouTube went down globally for a few minutes in October, our viewing and signups spiked for that time…There are thousands of competitors in this highly fragmented market vying to entertain consumers and low barriers to entry for those with great experiences".
These results will be discussed globally after a few comments on each of the main markers considered.
Despite the increasing burden of dengue globally, only a few small retrospective reports have described the clinical characteristics, management, or outcomes of DSS [ 8, 10, 11].
These gene products undergo proteolysis at different rates, dependent on quaternary structure environment, while particle stability is conferred globally following only a few local subunit transitions.
