Sentence examples for taking a global view from inspiring English sources

IN the upper stratum of wealth, people are increasingly taking a global view, devoting considerable effort and money to help victims of poverty, war and natural disasters and work for causes like social justice, the environment and peace.

Caroline Roduit of the National Institute for Public Health in Bilthoven, the Netherlands, who led the study published in Thorax, said: "Taking a global view over the last few decades it looks as if the asthma rate and the Caesarean rate are going in the same direction.

When taking a global view of what women have rallied to do when given opportunities, we reach across political, religious, and ethnic lines in our efforts to counter violent extremism, educate ourselves and our children, and work together toward a better world.

Taking a global view, we examine variation in plant production, a major ecosystem function and 'supporting' ecosystem service (those necessary for the production of all other ecosystem services)[41], for 1015 large protected areas (each ≥500 km2; Fig. 1a) over a 25 year period (1982 2006).

The importance of maintenance becomes even clearer if we take a global view.

In a way it does, because he takes a global view of crime.

The time has come for us to take a global view on migrants.

After the post-war wounds of Europe appeared to close, Le Carré determined to take a global view of power, secrecy and resistance.

"We take a global view, with our large operations in the U.S. and also in Europe, and expanding operations in China," said Jordan Hansell, chief executive of NetJets.

Unlike much recent writing about the subject, though, this book takes a global view of a variety of spectator sports, from Formula One racing to the type of football played at American universities.

Leo Hauser, a government relations executive at Pfizer, said, "Ray takes a global view of how the whole system works, as opposed to trying to fix everything by tweaking only one part".