Sentence examples for may have global from inspiring English sources

Domestic corruption may have global results due to interconnectedness of domestic and global health financing, a globalized drug supply chain, health worker migration, and shared global health security.

Some of these disruptions are extreme and may have global implications.

The deepening nuclear debate over nuclear energy in France, meanwhile, may have global implications.

The results indicate that the scheme participants may have global diversification benefit by investing in US and Japanese equity funds.

We may well see a change in US policy and, given the size of the US economy, these changes may have global implications.

There is one more exchange now with significant scale benefits and they may have global aspirations themselves – which means other exchanges need to review where they can strengthen themselves through future deals".

Other cars may have global-positioning navigation systems, satellite-based concierge helplines, rain-sensing wipers and light-sensing headlights.

The giant impact believed to have formed Caloris may have had global consequences for the planet.

Moreover, a particularly successful religious revelation, or should we call it a "faith hunch", may come to have global appeal: it becomes a kind of universal language.

Real-life Indian gangsters may have gone global, but somehow the world we enter later in the story - of high finance, hitmen and luxury yachts - seems best left to James Bond.

Chinese people and companies may have gone global, but China is not influencing world affairs beyond the realm of trade and the energy markets.