Sentence examples for globally regarded from inspiring English sources

Although the city is globally regarded as an industrial hub of Great Britain, it also has a rich history in technology innovation.

Or will he risk damaging a park beloved by millions and globally regarded as a model for sustaining people and wild nature?

It has certainly come to play the role of a humanising element in a city once globally regarded as a harsh, grey place of lookalike concrete towers, unceasing construction and demolition, and frequent infrastructural disaster.

Myanmar is one of 22 countries globally regarded as having a high burden of TB [ 12].

There is a paucity of literature in the United States of America (USA) and globally regarding how health care providers understand and use information about race, ethnicity and genetic variation in their clinical decision making.

Globally challenges regarding healthcare provision are sometimes related to a failure to estimate client numbers in peri-urban areas due to rapid population growth.

The relative poverty measurement is regarded globally as a critical means of benchmarking developed countries' performance".

It was on 3 April 1973 that Motorola employee Martin Cooper made a call in New York on a Motorola DynaTAC – dubbed a "brick" due to its size and weight – which was widely regarded globally as the first public mobile phone call.

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It is regarded globally as a centre for excellence in its field and is used to handling rare aircraft.

Dengue is currently regarded globally as the most important mosquito-borne viral disease.