Sentence examples for hot globally from inspiring English sources

In the very top right, you have the kinds of early-stage tech businesses that are hot globally and also seeing a high level of deals in Europe.

At the bottom right you have the kinds of early-stage tech businesses that are hot globally, but are seeing comparatively less deal activity in Europe, so these verticals might be where Europe is not doing as well in terms of producing attractive early-stage tech companies.

NASA says that the January-through-June period this year was the hottest globally since measurements began in 1880.

The day after the publication of new figures revealing that May 2014 was the hottest globally since records began in 1880, came the publication of a new report, Risky Business: The Economic Risks of Climate Change in the United States.

This year is in the running to be the hottest globally and for the UK since records began, early estimates show.

World has seen 'warmest year' Jump to media player This year is in the running to be the hottest globally and for the UK since records began, early estimates show.

The first 11 months of this year were the hottest, globally, of any year since worldwide measurements began in 1880.

"While the aerospace industry remains vulnerable to economic cycles, there are numerous hot spots globally at present".

Zero energy buildings (ZEB) and zero energy homes (ZEH) are a current hot topic globally for policy makers (what are the benefits and costs), designers (how do we design them), the construction industry (can we build them), marketing (will consumers buy them) and researchers (do they work and what are the implications).

The NBA is a hot property globally right now with franchise values soaring, but the performance basketball shoe market is struggling and even King James is not immune.

Since they started playing major gigs nearly six years ago while still in their mid-teens, the brothers have become a hot commodity globally, and have been able to experience so much life at such young ages.