Sentence examples for much more regional from inspiring English sources
Temperatures show much more regional uniformity.
"It's got much more regional context dating back to Australia's concerns about China's political system".
The globalisation of the 1980s to 2000s was genuinely global; the globalisation of the 2010s and 2020s may be much more regional.
"There is much more overt regional involvement in Somalia right now".
Wilson said UTV would transfer the techniques of its much more successful regional news service in Northern Ireland, which had a 34% audience share, double that of ITV Wales.
He believes that London "is looking much more to regional theatre for guidance - just in sheer programming terms", and he attributes the revitalisation to the Arts Council's extraordinary response to the Boyden report.
In contrast, the later arriving Eastern Samoana lineage has proven to be a much more effective regional disperser, on both intra-archipelago (many species have multi-island distributions: 33, 35, 54, 55, 57] and inter-archipelago scales.
"We will become much more active in regional and global affairs".
"It looks much more like a regional pattern," said Dr. Karl L. Dehne, the United Nations AIDS program's coordinator for Central and Eastern Europe.
As a result, theaters that just a few years ago were named for blue-chip companies have now made deals with much smaller and more regional businesses.
Although it may be the world's seventh-biggest exchange, with almost 4,000 listings and a total market value of about C$1 trillion ($640 billion), it has little prospect of becoming much more than a regional North American market.
