Sentence examples for tiny global from inspiring English sources

No cold-war-era script would be complete without a tiny global nuclear war back on Earth.

One solution is to stick to a tiny global niche; many Mittelstand companies credit their success with refusing to compete "where the elephants play".

In an excerpt from The Political Origins of Inequality, Simon Rexaminesy examines the see-saw balancing act between a numerically tiny global elite and the masses, and the great impact each has on the other.

If the peak were a cliff or if it arrived soon, this would certainly be true, since alternative fuels have only a tiny global market share today (though they are quite big in markets, such as ethanol-mad Brazil, that have favourable policies).

By strapping tiny global positioning system (GPS) backpacks onto the birds, researchers have found that a flock follows several leaders at any given time in flight.

They are allowing a tiny global elite to extract trillions of dollars from rich and poor countries alike, starving our nations' treasuries and choking off funds essential for schools, medicines, social programs and infrastructure.

He said: "Outside this tiny supergroup, the global higher education world is changing, and some leading lights in the US and UK, for example, household names, have lost ground, while universities in China, Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea are all making progress.

Now, the whole world looks set to take notice of this tiny village, as global art powerhouse Hauser & Wirth sets up shop on nearby Durslade Farm.

Now, the whole world looks set to take notice of the tiny village, as global art powerhouse Hauser & Wirth sets up shop on nearby Durslade Farm.

The target of 300 sales per publication is tiny in a global library context.

All but a tiny handful of global warming sceptics accept that the Earth's temperature has risen in recent decades.