Sentence examples for scope of the global from inspiring English sources

The scope of the global food marketplace is evident on the Web site of the Institute of Food Technologists.

But some analysts argue that while stock prices may look cheap, expectations of profits and revenues do not reflect the true scope of the global economic downturn.

Last winter, as the full scope of the global food crisis became clear, commodity prices doubled or tripled, provoking grumbling in America, riots in two dozen countries and the specter of greatly increased malnutrition.

In this class, we will discuss trafficking in human beings in its historical, legal, economic, political and social contexts, identifying the scope of the global problem, different forms of human trafficking, regional trends and practices, including trafficking in the United States, and the different actors involved at all levels.

While the scale and scope of the global ambition laid out in the SDGs is unprecedented, the fundamental ways in which business can contribute remain unchanged.

Experts say Trump's move actually broadens the scope of the global gag rule so that it applies to funds from all government departments and agencies, not just U.S.A.I.D. and the U.S. State Department.

For 62 inconsistencies, we could not reach a validated explanation within the scope of this global analysis (see Table 3).

Rarely, however, has the deluge of data been collected into one cohesive resource capturing the full scope of this global challenge.

But I often wonder about the magnitude and scope of this global outcry and why it seems to dominate other more local grievances like unemployment, restrictions on civil liberties, and corruption.

Millennials have a tough time identifying the true scale and scope of the recent global financial crisis.

Isolating the HIV epidemic as a developing world problem does not adequately acknowledge the global scope of the disease nor the subsequent global benefit of advances in treatment.