Sentence examples for replicated globally from inspiring English sources

But Birol warned that this could not be replicated globally: "Shale gas is not a panacea.

We should favour farmers who most need economic support to make a living, and that's likely to be developing-world countries". More alfalfa male than alpha male, Singer makes clear that the red-blooded west's hunger for meat cannot be replicated globally.

The world's first groundbreaking aged-care facility for gays and lesbians is being built near Ballan, in regional Victoria, and will be replicated globally.

This methodology can be replicated globally where ICD-10 data is routinely collected in national cohort studies or routine patient data collection.

A tough love approach to international aid is needed to replicate globally the rights and responsibilities approach to welfare reform in western countries, Tony Blair says.

To reach zero emissions by 2050 (and for a likely chance to stay below a rise of 1.5C), we need to scale up and accelerate the move towards 100% renewable energy, and replicate globally what is already being created in many communities, cities and regions: a fossil-free society based on a customer-centric and inclusive energy infrastructure.

In 1999 the Melissa virus was the first to replicate itself globally via e-mail.

Conservationists are fighting to replicate this globally again.

The David Rockwell-desinteriorterior was conceived as a journey through a forest, and somehow even our understanding of what that might be seems to have changed — the giant Japanese slippers on the walls, intended to continue the theme of walking through nature and replicated at Nobus globally, look a little like ironing boards.

These characteristics merit further inquiry to ascertain whether they are replicated regionally and globally.

This important finding was subsequently replicated numerous times globally in different ethnic groups in the last few years [ 14- 23].