Sentence examples for globally weight from inspiring English sources

As obesity has become a health concern globally, weight loss information has proliferated throughout the country - with questionable effect on the prevalence of obesity.

Globally, light-weighting initiatives saw plastic bottles reduce by 47.7% in weight between 2000 and 2011, leading to savings of £3.3bn of PET resin, according to the International Bottled Water Association.

Such views explain why India, as its own diplomats readily admit, punches below its weight globally.

"We have always been a country that shoulders its responsibilities, that pulls its weight globally.

In Paris, the Bahraini ambassador to France, Nasser al-Belooshi, told journalists this month that Morocco and Jordan "are well respected in the world," adding, "They have a weight globally, and it will help the G.C.C".

This also means that even though we are doing great, we need to work together and keep supporting each other across borders in order to keep punching above our weight globally.

One of the philosophical bases for the innovation centre programme and OGIC in particular, was an acknowledgement that on one hand there was some exceptional work done in Scottish universities that could be said to be punching above their weight globally, but like universities all over Europe and in the UK, they are universally not that great at getting their technology ideas commercialised.

The prevalence of overweight and obesity is increasing globally, and effective weight loss treatment is of great importance from both a health and socioeconomic perspective.

Therefore, the acute study indicates that neither GH nor AH ingestion induced detrimental changes or morphological alterations in these organs, and they can be classified under Category 5, with LD50 value greater than 2000 mg/kg body weight (Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals, 2009).

After that, we use the proposed GA to train the ANN by globally optimizing the weights of the network.

Tons of food — 800 to 900 million tons globally each year, the weight of 9,000 Nimitz-class aircraft carriers — rot in storage or don't make it out of the fields because farmers can't find a market.