Sentence examples for tap internationally from inspiring English sources
The first are the global network banks which have a limited presence in lots of countries which they use to tap internationally minded companies and consumers: Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered.
In addition, countries with limited bioethics capacities could easily tap into the internationally available bioethics expertise through the Internet.
And one of the reasons why the company turned to GGVC as a new lead investor, and Hans Tung as the company's latest board member, is so they can tap the firm's experience growing internationally.
The Atlanta Olympics in 1996 not only raised the sport's profile in the United States, but also internationally, as corporations scrambled to tap into markets in Asia, where the sport is wildly popular.
It wasn't his agent tapping an expensive, oversized watch face, the internationally recognised signal; instead, it was a two-year-old called Milo cruising into Rutherford's kitchen, pushing a fire engine.
The basic rhythm of salsa originated in Cuba with the clave, or two sticks tapped together in Cuban son, the music made internationally popular by the documentary "Buena Vista Social Club".
That also includes looking internationally, and 500 Startups is looking to tap into that by now getting Israeli startups into a short bootcamp and train them into the firm's specialization: marketing and growth.
Nevertheless, our results affirm those reported in the literature and internationally that appreciable risks of most individual pharmaceuticals in tap water to human health are unlikely based on available toxicity data (Schwab et al. 2005; WHO 2012).
While it has been able to tap those markets with additional services like ride-hailing and payments, it is certainly under pressure from those more internationally successful competitors.
