Sentence examples for more extensive global from inspiring English sources

"ESO will continue as a European organization, but it has reached a level maturity now that allows more extensive global collaboration," Christensen said.

By leveraging the respective strengths and extensive reach of both companies, we are creating a highly efficient and more extensive global platform that is well-positioned to meet the local and international needs of our customers".

Finally, they are seen as a way to build deeper and more extensive global, regional, and local ties between disease surveillance organizations and countries.

WINE LIST -- More extensive, interesting and global than the usual steakhouse list, with more than a dozen wines by the glass and more than a dozen by the half bottle.

In addition, the application of more extensive analysis with global methods, such as DNA microarray studies reported for B. subtilis [ 60] and S. pneumoniae [ 61], might allow defining the regulons and the potential regulatory functions of TCS proteins in response to environmental signals.

But New START is still essential, not only in its own right but in setting the table for more extensive efforts to reduce global nuclear arsenals.

The data show that deposit insurance has become more widespread and more extensive in coverage since the global financial crisis, which also triggered a temporary increase in the government protection of non-deposit liabilities and bank assets.

Consistent with this finding elevated serum lactate levels were also related to more extensive loss of function on global scales (EDSS, GNDS), upper limb function (9HPT), and lower limb function (MSWS).

We would, however, expect that global health opportunities are more extensive in these fellowship programs than those within most ACGME-accredited subspecialty fellowship training programs.

Once more to House Sting, that musical powerbase whose extensive global property portfolio means the sun never sets on its yoga mats.

Desert margins preserve evidence of more extensive arid conditions in the past and represent global hot spots with respect to climate change.