Sentence examples for globally cap from inspiring English sources
Globally, CAP supporters say Europe's surpluses can ease food shortages in the developing world.
Abby Wambach's retirement from professional soccer, becoming the leading scorer in the sport globally, caps off an incredible run for female athletes.
In practice, this means a global cap on carbon emissions, a global price on carbon, and a distribution of emissions allowances in a globally equitable fashion.
The rule includes a global cap of 4.5% by mass on sulfur content of fuel oil and recommends monitoring of sulfur content globally.
"So in an effort to protect our members from overage charges when they exceed mobile data caps, our default bitrate for viewing over mobile networks has been capped globally at 600 kilobits per second.
Rather than an old guard of conglomerates with hazy ownership and accounting, the thesis ran, there was a new generation of large, well run, globally competitive "mega-cap" firms.
"Most of the great leagues globally have salary caps or systems in place to monitor spending".
"So that's a small-cap stock, globally competitive, reasonably priced and with a great balance sheet," Bryan says.
"If you look at markets globally – not just the small cap markets – it was a rough period," he said.
Decker looks globally and throughout the market-cap spectrum for companies that he finds undervalued based on his estimate of the firms future earnings potential.
"We don't know where sea level is even, let alone be able to say that it's going to come up an inch globally because some polar ice caps might melt because there's CO2 suspended in the atmosphere," King said.
