Sentence examples for globally takes from inspiring English sources

"The advent of the cellphone as a conveyor of music globally takes away a lot of the risk".

"Integrating it into the workflow, adapting it to the needs of multiple countries and healthcare environments, supporting and updating it, and regulating it properly globally takes a tremendous focus – and that's what delivers value, over and above an algorithm".

That initial Nordics focus prior to ramping up globally takes a leaf out of the Spotify playbook — and, as we noted back in December, it's no surprise to see Lifesum bringing on board a battle group of former Spotify execs to help scale the business internationally.

Starring Zach Gordon as Greg, the first, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, globally took $75m last summer, with a further $30m in DVD sales.

Ronnie Chopra, head of strategy at Tradenext, said: With nervousness surrounding the US debt ceiling, investors globally took money off the table in the hope of buying back cheaply at a later date.

Several studies identified that women with a history of intimate partner violence are 16% more likely to have a low-birth-weight baby and twice as likely to report having had an induced abortion - nearly half of which globally take place in unsafe conditions.

At present, it is globally taking the centre stage as the oil seed of choice in biolubricant production [12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18].

Instead of simply observing the static network over consecutive time intervals, we focus on the TVG that represent Knowledge-Net and we compute foremost betweenness, explicitly and globally taking time into account.

The latest version of the model (i.e., HiGW-MAT) thus simulates the flow and storage of water globally, taking into account human water use for various purposes and its influence on surface water and energy balance over global and continental scales.

They were analyzed both globally taking all the data together (total phenotypic correlations) and within each medium (genetic correlations within media).

This systems medicine strategy, which will take a holistic approach to disease, is designed to allow the results to be used globally, taking into account the needs and specificities of local economies and health systems.