Sentence examples for most globally recognised from inspiring English sources

It is another fast turnaround for a character who was last on-screen in 2014's rebooted sequel The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Marvel's ever-expanding cinematic universe, most recently seen in Avengers: Age of Ultron, has yet to be integrated with Spider-Man, arguably their most globally recognised superhero.

The former England captain, one of the most globally recognised names in football, has won a league championship at all three of the clubs he has played for on a permanent basis - Manchester United, Real Madrid and LA Galaxy.

One of the most globally recognised examples that art and technology work together is the Google Art Project.

It's all about this sleepy town in Devon teaming up with one of the most cosmopolitan, globally recognised cities in the world – Tokyo.

It could buy us 1,500 extra science and maths teachers, lots of new long-term collaborations between industry and academia, and 75 new globally recognised fellowships for the most creative young researchers.

The elimination of iodine deficiency disorders through universal salt iodisation is globally recognised as one of the most cost effective means to contribute to economic and social development.

Although we see Ramanujan doing maths, mostly the film is interested in other things – how he falls in love with his wife, the pain of separation when he travels from Madras to study at Cambridge, the racism he suffers in England and, most stirringly, the narrative arc from lowly clerk to globally recognised mathematician.

He is already a globally recognised 19-year-old.

You are a successful, financially solvent and globally recognised company with a string of hit shows.

"Our company's procedures are in line with any company that has globally recognised trademarks".

Andrew Winston is a globally recognised adviser, speaker and writer on sustainable business.