Sentence examples for more globally relevant from inspiring English sources

"We want to make Cheil Worldwide a more globally relevant agency by making Cheil USA a more locally relevant agency," he added, "with more local management".

So much febrile heat; so little light... and perhaps deliberately so - especially given that the O'Donnell paper did not disagree with the most important point from Steig's analysis, that warming had not been limited to the Antarctic Peninsula, but had affected the much more globally relevant West Antarctic region.

They are also globally relevant: More than 75 million young people worldwide are unemployed, while many companies can't find people with the skills needed for entry-level jobs.

While globally relevant, inequality poses an even more topical theme in South Korea, which boasts the worst income inequality in all of Asia.

A globalised world, facing a global crisis, which needs a globally relevant Europe.

Finance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, oil and gas and every industry you can think of will rise to new standards to be globally relevant and competitive as well as provide safer and more interesting environments to work within.

We need to do more to address these increasingly uncompetitive weaknesses to combine with our unstoppable energy to build globally relevant ventures," says Gary Leyden, Commercial Director in NDRC, Ireland.

So the nation's future flagship being named in Fife today bears much more than its 65,000 tonne weight - it also carries Britain's hopes of remaining globally relevant on the world stage of the future.

Storey adds: Catalytic Clothing is the most challenging, globally relevant project I have ever attempted.

Fighting the austerity agenda at home is a truly globally relevant campaign.

They have to engage internationally by making their research globally relevant.