Sentence examples for remaining globally from inspiring English sources

So the nation's future flagship being named in Fife today bears much more than its 65,000 tonne weight - it also carries Britain's hopes of remaining globally relevant on the world stage of the future.

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However, Mr Johnson said: "This huge commitment to London is fantastic news that will significantly boost jobs and growth, keep the capital moving during the downturn and help us address the capacity issues that are critical to it remaining globally competitive".

"A total of 27 ecoregions... have lost all of their remaining globally significant wilderness areas since the early 1990s," the report notes.

The eight assays accurately separated the French strains from the remaining globally diverse genotypes (data not shown).

BizCorps and ABF deliver precisely what young business leaders need to succeed in a globalized economy, and what the US itself needs to remain globally competitive.

We must work with our counterparts around the world to elevate the playing field to a higher global standard, monitor international regulatory developments to ensure that our firms remain globally competitive and to prevent international regulatory shopping, and the inevitable buildup of systemic risk outside our borders, outside of our regulatory reach, and beyond our capacity to act.

His chief lesson from 2008 is that "liberal democratic states can't remain globally competitive".

But in this era of peripatetic capital, the shift will help American markets remain globally competitive.

If our country is to remain globally competitive, we just can't afford this.

For the UK to remain globally competitive, the focus must be on attracting and supporting international students".