Sentence examples for more globally linked from inspiring English sources

Buildings can be a lot more globally linked, a house that could work out what it needs when it needs it, smarthouses, regulated systems, so you can micro-manage everything".

Dr. Berenbaum, who led a 2006 National Academies study of problems with bees and other pollinators, said that finding ways to swiftly home in on novel diseases is ever more important in a globally linked economy.

The rising incidence of long-term conditions globally, linked to the changing demographic profiles (with more people living to a greater age) is an important driver for the development of more effective primary care services [ 3].

This process created stronger ― and much more globally-linked ― state institutions in Istanbul that are under total control of the government.

Our world is too technologically accelerated and too globally linked and too hard to anticipate.

This is the most internationally minded, globally linked movement the world has ever seen.

The results showed that the immune network of H. parasuis infection is compartmentalized (not globally linked).

Although human Orf virus infections have typically been associated with occupational animal contact (1 – 3, 6 ), they also have been linked to Muslim religious practices and, more globally, to household meat processing or animal slaughter (4, 11 – 11 ).

Oil is more profitable and traded more globally than gas.

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

Ülker thinks globally and is pushing us to think more globally.