Sentence examples for globally read from inspiring English sources

"She noted President-elect Trump's commitment in his acceptance speech to uniting people across America, which she said is a task we all need to focus on globally," read one section of the statement, which is as close as May has come so far to referring to Trump's controversial and divisive campaign.

Today, millions of people globally read newsfeeds and information via their digital networks, but we do not know enough about human behavior related to which specific users of social media actually trust the news they read online.

The problem can be found globally (read: worldwide) to different extents [ 21], either among better-off or among socio-economically disadvantaged classes.

Therefore it is questionable whether it is legitimate to declare international trade an object of 'global health', only because today trade is intensified globally (read: worldwide).

While information gathered globally (read: worldwide) can help to open insights into the worldwide distribution and burden of diseases, the object of the field 'global health' has to go beyond that.

Supraterritorial associations of locally (read: territorially) working civil-society organisations can impact on determinants of health locally and at the same time influence determinants globally (read: supraterritorially), but not necessarily worldwide or everywhere.

Each block globally reads the phase coefficients once and then reuses them, which favors using fewer blocks and having each compute more exit-wave positions.

Imagine Roth approaching his 80th birthday laden with awards and honorary degrees, globally translated, universally read, his talent having triumphed over every adversity: mental breakdown, heart ailment, rabbinic orthodoxy, feminism.

Mr. Shah, a former consultant to the Finance Ministry, is often asked by the government for advice, and his work is read globally by analysts and policy makers who are interested in the Indian economy.

U2 surprise-release of their new album – for free – last night for iTunes' 500 million customers globally could be read as a band was no longer certain of their place in the paid music market and so chose to hide behind a marketing gimmick of faux benevolence.

It has advertised two-year fellowships at some São Paulo universities in Nature, a scientific journal read globally, and though most responses came from scientists early in their careers, it is mostly the more senior ones who are being invited for discussions.