Sentence examples for globally linked from inspiring English sources

Our world is too technologically accelerated and too globally linked and too hard to anticipate.

This bureaucratised, expert, 24/7 globally linked machinery contrasts with the looser, slower, less 'professionalised' workings of the women's movement, anti-slavery or anti-apartheid movements.

"A colleague of mine said that one of the best things that Newcastle University could do for the north east of England is to be globally linked.

Dr. Berenbaum, who led a 2006 National Academies study of problems with bees and other pollinators, said that finding ways to swiftly home in on novel diseases is ever more important in a globally linked economy.

The EU has a vision of globally linked carbon markets that would function much in the same way as normal financial or commodities markets.

Yet globally linked banks simply send this new money offshore, creating jobs in other countries or betting with credit default swaps on which European sovereign bonds would default.

Analyses on the IMpRH panel allowed us to globally link and orientate preliminary smaller contigs, whereas analyses on the high resolution IMNpRH2 panel allowed us to finally identify the order of genes and markers.

Currently, 70percentt of deaths globally are linked to these so-called noncommunicable diseases, due to a growing population that's living longer.

More broadly, substantial geographic heterogeneity in pandemic-associated mortality rates was reported globally and linked to socioeconomic factors (15 ).

Even worse, around 45% of the deaths among children aged below five globally are linked to undernutrition, according to WHO (Malnutrition Factsheet, February 2018).

Data from Table 3 also reveal that dispersal was globally negatively linked to simulated admixture in highly stocked populations (COU03 and SEL03).