Sentence examples for more powerful global from inspiring English sources
There is no bigger barrier to development than conflict, and the investment in collaboration between countries is a crucial counterweight to the inevitable competition that follows the logic of an ever more powerful global marketplace.
[C1.] Assessing China's Growing Economic Strength China's recent moves to become a more powerful global competitor foretell a broad challenge to a half-century of American economic and political ascendance, one that may go beyond Japan's nearly a generation ago.
Alongside our cutting edge technology it is going to help to make Gett an even more powerful, global force for both our corporate customers and members of the public.
However, increasing model complexity means that more powerful global optimisation techniques are required for model fitting.
More powerful global screening techniques can be adopted to examine sperm populations that are separated according to their ability to achieve a pregnancy.
The emergence in the past decade of ever-more powerful global alliances, which allow domestic and foreign airlines to coordinate schedules and prices, means that competition among international carriers is diminishing and that fares will continue to rise as a result.
Though that did not make the situation any better than it is now, it was enough to stop storms becoming even more powerful as global carbon-dioxide levels rose, and ocean temperatures rose with them.Such grand-scale geoengineering, as it is known, would not merely be a technical challenge to implement in reality.
But might tropical cyclones become more powerful under global warming?
Such self-reinforcing financial feedback is much more powerful in transmitting global economic contagion than ordinary commercial or trade exposures, as the world learned in 2008-2009.
"Ken Lewis with this transaction just got that much more powerful in the global financial structure," said Meredith A. Whitney, a financial services analyst.
The tiny black particles released into the atmosphere by burning fuels are far more powerful agents of global warming than had previously been estimated, some of the world's most prominent atmospheric scientists reported in a study issued on Tuesday.
