globally

global | American Dictionary

global
adjective
us/ˈɡloʊ·bəl/
politics & government
relating to the whole world:
We hope an era of peace and global cooperation has begun.

globally

adverbus/ˈɡloʊ·bə·li/
The company is trying to compete globally.

global | Business English

global
adjective
uk /ˈɡləʊbəl/us
including or affecting the whole world:
The President argued that technology and his energy plans "will help us to confront the serious challenge of global climate change."
a global catastrophe/problem
considering or relating to all parts of a situation or subject:
This report gives a global picture of the company's finances.
 go global
to start operating in countries all over the world:
The firm made its bid to go global by taking over a leading American electronics distributor.

globally

adverb
The company has to be able to compete globally.

Examples of global

global
A priori, these two components need not be separable : a single global conformational change might accomplish both changes.
The course of the trajectory is unimportant, as long as its end point comes close to the global minimum of the target function.
The appearance of this volume is a welcome sign that some sociologists are taking religion seriously as a global force influencing public policy.
In the next section a similar expression for the transition layer thickness is derived from a more global axisymmetric flow model of the magnetosheath.
Local shear acts in addition to global magnetic shear, the latter being a result of radial variation of the rotational transform.
The combinations of demographic changes with global accounting and regulatory convergence should accelerate the deepening of market-based funding systems over bankingbased systems.
However, no significant difference was observed between pre- to posttreatment on the global quality of life, nor between posttreatment and the follow-up period.
Previous research has shown that education is a good global measure of pre-morbid functioning in schizophrenia.
Reframing disaster policy: the global evolution of vulnerable communities.
The rise of sea level due to global warming is considered one of the main natural threats for human society.
The total score gives a global level of impulsive and self-destructive behaviors.
The global seasonality score reconsidered : convergence on diagnosis of winter depression.
In the current study, we assessed the global functioning of subjects in a community-residing population who were examined by psychiatrists 15 years earlier.
Thus, in this study, cognitive impairment was global and indicated that any variation from patient to patient was a matter of degree.
One problem is that it is not always possible to derive a global criterion based on the formulation of the problem.
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