Sentence examples for globally long term from inspiring English sources
"I have a very strong belief there is a rising tide of affluence in America and globally long term," said Mr. Martin, 50, the chief executive and chairman of Saks Inc. "The economy does not work in a linear fashion, but in the long run, luxury is where we want to be".
Globally, long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution is responsible for millions of deaths.
Globally, long-term exposure to indoor and outdoor air pollution is associated with about 7 million deaths annually, according to the World Health Organization.
Globally, long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution is responsible for 4.2 million deaths, according to the World Health Organization, and 9 out of 10 people breathe outdoor and/or indoor air containing high levels of pollutants.
Chinese ARCore could have an installed base approaching ARKit's scale globally long-term.
That's where China's natural advantages give it the edge over every other country on the planet (including the U.S .. Chinese ARCore could have an installed base approaching ARKit's scale globally long-term.
Read carefully between the lines, Al Gore's book is much more than environmental happy talk; it is a challenge to industry to find solutions by thinking globally and long term.
The immediate benefits of green taxation is accrued locally rather globally but its long term repercussion is global in nature.
Still, Mr. Birol said he was confident that carbon regulations would spread globally over the long term, prompting businesses to act differently.
While the current Abbott government seems intent on eradicating heavy manufacturing in Australia, most notably the car industry, putting a price on carbon will make our industries more globally competitive over the medium to long term.
Hence, treatment strategies using natural food molecules from rice bran may prevent progression of infection and associated symptoms as a sustainable, globally available long-term solution (Cowan, 1999; Kondo et al. 2011; Srivastava et al. 2014).
