Sentence examples for quite global from inspiring English sources

She can't say much about the second series, which is about to start, only that "it's all gone quite global and some really surprising things happen".

JM: We have 10,000 investors from 110 countries, and more than half are in the U.S. In terms of deal flow, too, we're also quite global.

The Sept. 11 terror attacks and now war have made that crisis much worse, and quite global, but no one, it seems, either in the U.S. or elsewhere, has any easy way to stem the tide.

Rosetta Stone also expects the Livemocha acquisition to help accelerate geographic expansion, as Livemocha's community is quite global and has a high concentration of users in China, Russia and South America.

The TD Bank Financial Group, our bank a 154-year-old bank, full-service, quite global and we used to be one of the top 10 banks in structured products from a global perspective [we] decided four or five years ago that it was a business where the risk-reward was not obvious.

How do these not-quite-global deals compare with the real thing?The simplest way to assess trade deals is to ask how good they are at lowering barriers like tariffs and subsidies.

Taken by themselves, not big news perhaps, but add to that 22 other countries which, since 2000, are no longer considered officially poor, then a quite profound global change is under way: in short, most of the world's poor no longer live in "poor" countries.

It's a reminder that the English language isn't quite as global as we might think.

With an audience of about a dozen, it was not quite the global event its name suggested.

But it is hard to say quite where global firms' profits are generated.Governments have responded to this fluidity partly by reducing their corporate-tax rates.

Hergé's heirs know Tintin's fame will take on quite different, global dimensions, in a way that will be hard to control.