Sentence examples for worldwide hub from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Osborne is understood to be keen on expanding Heathrow to boost its capacity as a worldwide hub, competing with other European airports that provide direct flights to China.

George Osborne was facing fresh questions yesterday over his controversial push to make Britain a worldwide hub for fossil fuels, after it emerged that his father-in-law is the head of a lobbying organisation for big oil and gas companies.

Attitudes in Seattle, a worldwide hub for VR, have also become decidedly chillier.

Based in Stockholm, The Pirate Bay serves as a massive worldwide hub for copyright infringement but is shielded by its home country's lax copyright laws.

November is also the month of Performa, a massive biennial of performance art that spreads across the city and turns New York into the worldwide hub of live art.

A confluence of events will make Chicago the national and perhaps worldwide hub of the Occupy Movement through the spring.

By contrast, if you moved to East Sussex more than five years ago you might have some expectation of relatively rural tranquillity, which would be certainly broken if Gatwick were turned from a holiday airport into a worldwide business hub.

Tim Yeo, the Tory chairman of the energy and climate change select committee, said that he had "completely changed" his mind on Heathrow expansion and now believed there was no option but to build a third runway to ensure the south of England remained a worldwide aviation hub.

Fintech has multiple hubs worldwide, so it's difficult to say who is the "best," but the main global hubs are New York and the Bay Area, along with London and Tel Aviv on the European side.

And I think the concept of New York as a global city — a hub of worldwide finance, and worldwide cronyism — explains why.

The other alliances are also consolidating their services at major hubs worldwide.