Sentence examples for receptive global from inspiring English sources
Back then he had been president for a little more than a year, and he wooed a receptive global audience with talk of how freedom-loving and law-abiding Iran was becoming.
Focus groups organised by the Conservatives have reportedly shown that voters with these feelings are receptive to "global race" rhetoric.
"We found U.S. VCs to be really receptive to our global traction," Brainly CEO Michal Borkowski tells me when I ask him about the challenge European startups sometimes face when seeking funding in Silicon Valley.
The Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals, fourth edition (CELF-4; Semel et al. 2006) was used to assess the receptive, expressive, and global language development of 8-year-old children.
Low interest rates, enormous global liquidity, receptive capital markets, and a continuing flow of money into the sector from corporate pension funds have meant rapidly growing coffers and nonstop activity.
The radial nerve cord localisation is the only one that might be associated with the "global light receptive system" proposed by Hendler [ 12, 31, 72] for some ophiuroids.
It follows that nurturing a sense of shared identity – what is sometimes called social capital, or the elusive but ubiquitous concept of community – should make people more receptive to appeals for collective global action on climate change.
It is possible to interpret that the work registered by Convergent learning students is focused mainly on receptive activities, although equally on global and local factors.
Finally, the connections of the receptive fields are optimized through global minimization of the linear aggregation unit located at the output layer of the overall architecture.
The direct measure significantly added to the prediction of future achievement even after controlling for prior achievement, receptive vocabulary, and the more global teacher ratings.
The exclusion criterion ensures that patients can reliably self-report; it includes severe receptive aphasia (i.e. global aphasia and severe Wernicke's aphasia).
