Sentence examples for globally it will from inspiring English sources

But to continue to grow globally it will have to compete with the likes of Whirlpool in their main markets.

Unless the proposed tax is implemented globally, it will drive financial services from the UK and Europe, to the US and Asia.

And if the tax is not imposed globally, it will force migrations of trading to less regulated places and in more byzantine forms, possibly making the world markets less safe.

If we can scale [the Facebook success of Yahoo! News US] globally, it will have a a big impact on our media inventory".

The automaker announced today that while it began 2017 with over 5,000 Superchargers installed globally, it will end the year with double that, offering 10,000 Supercharger connections worldwide.

"If the Islamic State is to get people to support it globally, it will need key Muslim scholars to issue fatwas and religious edicts in support," wrote Al Jazeera analyst Imran Khan in a commentary Monday.

In Paris, the Bahraini ambassador to France, Nasser al-Belooshi, told journalists this month that Morocco and Jordan "are well respected in the world," adding, "They have a weight globally, and it will help the G.C.C".

And to venture into even-deeper waters, no one knows how Europe's birthrate might play out globally: whether it will contribute to the diminishing of Western influence and Western values; whether, as Steyn's book title suggests, America will have to go it alone in this regard.

"By 2050, Nigeria will be the country which is the single largest contributor to population growth globally, and it will be contributing a fifth of all population growth of the world by that point," says Sarah Walters, a demographer from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

In the second quarter of this year wind will surpass nuclear in terms of total installed capacity globally, although it will be a few more years before it surpasses nuclear in terms of production.

The Pope's directive may seem like a big, benevolent step for the Catholic Church and it may be globally, but it will have little effect on U.S.-based Catholics.