Sentence examples for is more globally from inspiring English sources

Moreover, production is more globally integrated than in the past.

Thanks to the internet, immigrants and a large Mormon population, Boise is more globally connected than you might expect.

If, per Theresa May, being a citizen of the world is being a citizen of nowhere, what does that mean for music, which is more globally interconnected than ever?

She said "the Outback might as well be Charlottesville's official car," adding that the town "likes to think of itself as an island that is more globally aware than the rest of the state".

The analysis of 1021 R&D units, each distinguished by its main orientation towards either research or development work, reveals that research is concentrated in only five regions worldwide, while development is more globally dispersed.

He told BBC Two's The Love of Money series: "Obviously we've both suffered very considerably but... Britain is more globally orientated as an economy and the dramatic decline in exports globally and trade generally following the collapse of Lehman Brothers had dramatic effects in the financial system of Britain".

So in many industries companies in emerging Asia face competition from global firms selling to customers whose tastes are more globally influenced than before.

In a recent survey by United Methodist Communications, 60percentt of the population in the United States concur we're more globally interconnected, but, interestingly, a smaller number seek news about global issues.

Dark spots were more globally distributed and found in every major ocean basin.

They are positioning themselves to be more globally competitive and connected.

Historically, the conditions governing human existence have never been more globally interdependent.