global
ਗਲੋਬਲ
definition
adjective
the downturn in the global economy
of or relating to the whole world; worldwide.
example
If it would ever do so, I'm confident the research would be 'global' in nature and statistically reliable.
Your Honour, I am doing this in a 'global' way at the moment, showing the overall effect.
This is useful if you are interested in detail, but there is no 'global' search facility as such.
But I see China as a vital part of a growing new 'global' economy.
Certain industrial product categories are truly 'global' in nature.
She will lead off a discussion on ‘Women and the new 'global' economy’.
All players are not at this level, and one should look at the 'global' picture.
Researchers can download data from the general circulation models of 'global' climate.
Those studies also focused on university students, in a bid to get a 'global' picture of the prevalence of dating violence.
A more 'global' study of total nitrogen status of the entire plants would be needed to be able to reach a conclusion on this point.
They want to take full advantage of the Internet's connection to the 'global' economy.
If you let the small town opinions of others govern your actions, you cannot be 'global' in your reach.
Storm clouds are turning ominously dark as 'global' markets become more unsettled by the week.
Standards of living as well which should be funded out of general 'global' taxation.
Also one has to look at the 'global' picture of dance, instead of just from a local angle.
This is partly because of the astonishing speed at which the 'global' economy is currently changing.
The four controls were run on every slide within a project and used to generate a 'global' average of total analyte signal.
Increasingly in the new 'global' economy, labour is becoming an unregulated commodity.
It's bothered me for a while that even as a Pro user, you don't have any kind of 'global' access to files.
The 'global' reach of the world wide web provides a clear advantage in rallying public opinion.
They matter because in the increasingly 'global' marketplace, the clout that counts is corporate.
A case of smallpox anywhere in the world would represent a 'global' health emergency.
Increasingly, the free movement of people is emerging as one of the engines of the 'global' economy.
What makes the recent changes stand out is that they are extremely rapid and 'global' in extent.
By the way, my entire 'global' division of the international bakery was scrapped today.
This is even more apparent to enterprises that compete internationally in a 'global' economy.
They fear that 'global' capitalism could slide into even greater instability, and slump.
What we need are comprehensive, 'global' statistics, and data on long-term trends.
But in an increasingly 'global' marketplace, more U.S. companies are beginning to turn to foreign venture capitalists.
Measurements taken from these stations help to get a 'global' picture of the magnetic field.
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