Sentence examples for globally expanding from inspiring English sources

Line has 350 million users globally, expanding rapidly from 10 million in December 2011 according to data from Statista.

JUST a year ago South Korea's car makers were the nation's pride: globally expanding export machines that hoped some day to challenge the Japanese as Asia's automotive leaders.

Mechanistically and confirming results from previous studies, while the flame is globally expanding, the local cascading process in the cellular structure could cause phases of faster and slower growth in the surface area.

Anesthesiology has been undergoing major changes globally, expanding roles beyond the operating room in offering high quality personalized services in peri-operative health, pain management, critical care and other medical disciplines.

Football, the great and simple game played by clubs with working-class roots and deep local attachments, has been turbocharged by pay-TV into a globally expanding and increasingly consumerist sport, viewed by many of those who now work in it as a branch of the entertainment industry.

Her journey has, so far, led her to Stanford's Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education, where she hopes to learn more about the globally expanding science of compassion in every facet of daily life and help the Center achieve its mission to understand the science of compassion and share that knowledge with others.

The course focused on a case about Walmart's attempts to globally expand its sustainability program.

In the 1980s Bianchi began to globally expand the company, opening additional stores beginning in 1983 and launching a shoe line in 1984.

In the early 21st century Jacobs globally expanded his signature brand and launched a more-affordable line of sportswear, Marc by Marc Jacobs (2001).

The forecast is not quite for it to emulate T20 in cricket but become a major summer event here and, globally, expand the sport in both men's and women's rugby.

A global NATO would dilute the centrality of the U.S.-European connection, and none of the rising powers would be likely to accept membership in a globally expanded NATO.