Sentence examples for international edge from inspiring English sources

But the universe of victims did still have an international edge, like New York City itself.

He says the college went global nearly a decade ago to gain an international edge as well as a new source of revenue.

Britain's nuclear industry had "lost its international edge", the board said, yet it was now embarked on the UK's "most challenging infrastructure programme".

Calls the same week for more effective branding of London are a further sign that London is losing its leading international edge.

They see the advantage of having an international edge".

Among other stocks that finished Friday's session with a gain, the diversified manufacturer Honeywell International edged up 0.1 percent to $61.49.

The 26-year-old has scored 31 goals in 34 appearances for Dortmund this season, with the Gabon international edging out Yaya Touré to be crowned as African Footballer of the Year last month.

But with England and Australia claiming expected victories over Samoa and Italy, it was left to the Scots to record the biggest surprise in the third weekend of autumn internationals, edging out Fiji's 16-16 tie with Wales on Friday.

Sino-Forest currently runs much of its business through 58 holding companies incorporated in the British Virgin Islands, a tax haven; company names include Glory Billionaire International, Trillion Edge Limited and Ace Supreme.

Joined as laboratory scientific officer in 1985 He says "We could cultivate skin as large as a tennis court" They say "Dr Navsaria and his colleagues are at the international leading edge of research into tissue engineered skin" Mike Curtis, director, Institute of Cell and Molecular Sciences, School of Medicine.

Another successful three-point chance from their pivot took them to within one before a high James Gaskell tackle allowed the former England international to edge them ahead.