Sentence examples for more global understanding from inspiring English sources

They have a more global understanding now.

Adam has a much more global understanding of music and culture.

He would unquestionably bring a more global understanding of the notion of civilisation than Lord Clark.

The overall objective of the project was to achieve a more global understanding of cold-seep dynamics in the context of a major active strike-slip fault.

The payoffs touch every single area of a business by opening the doors to increased creativity, agility, and productivity, new attitudes and language skills, a more global understanding, new solutions to difficult problems, stronger customer and community loyalty, and improved employee recruitment and retention.

This approach has provided a more global understanding of cocaine-regulated gene targets.

"I think summer books used to be more for self-understanding and individual growth, and lately they've shifted more into global understanding".

William R.L. Anderegg, a Stanford University researcher who was uninvolved in the new paper but is doing related work, told me he saw the new research as "a major step forward" in gaining a more complete global understanding of the risks to forests from climate change.

Given that one out of two international migrants live in countries that have been omitted by immigration policy theories so far, I believe it is paramount to analyze and bring to the fore the immigration histories and policy processes in other countries in the world to achieve a more genuine and global understanding of the role of states and their policies in international migration.

However, a more comprehensive and/or global understanding of the genes involved in pesticide resistance and their " modus operandi" in C. lectularius are necessary for understanding the genetic factors establishing resistance in C. lectularius and for improving existing control strategies or devising new ones.

We found higher correlations between items representing more global skills such as "understanding a research journal article" (from the Skills section) and the item "formulating a research question that can be answered with data" (r = 0.47) from the Thinking and Working Like a Scientist section.