Sentence examples for more globally at from inspiring English sources

However, if no trend modification was apparent in this study, we could expect differences and hence significant variation of interactions between species across year if perturbation occurred across year at local scale (site) and more globally at the landscape scale [44].

TOKYO — Japanese corporations are expressing growing interest in enrolling more of their managers in executive education programs overseas, acknowledging a need to make their organizations more globally oriented at a time when their home market is projected to shrink.

The Remain case: the UK was more prosperous long-term, more globally influential, and more at home in the EU, and immediate economic chaos would follow quit and Leave had no plan for that.

On the level of American Jewish identity, Judaism is at once a more globally competitive and accepted identity, as seen by the large number of converts entering its fold each year, while also in massive decline through younger Jews' disaffection from the formal Jewish community and assured forms of continuity such as in-marriage.

Here, we set out to characterize light induced transcription in the zebrafish more globally by identifying light responsive genes at three levels of organization: whole larvae, heart organ cultures and cell culture cells.

It has also launched global marketing campaigns using Hollywood celebrities such as Ashton Kutcher, aimed at making the brand more globally recognised.

"We have to think more globally," Mr. Galliano said Thursday.

Oil is more profitable and traded more globally than gas.

Now entrepreneurs think more globally from the start.

Similar challenges emerge as companies operate more globally.

Other groups of researchers are thinking more globally.