Sentence examples for World characterised from inspiring English sources
It's a beautiful part of the world, characterised by flat reed beds, green rolling fields and pebbled beaches.
The more important truth about the internet, Keen thinks, is that it has evolved into a global machine for creating a world characterised by vast and growing inequality.
These bank failures reflect an old world, characterised by opaque products, complex fees and charges, and a general lack of regard for the customer.
In the end, while the Giving Pledge's website may feature more and more smiling faces of smug-looking CEOs, the real story is of a world characterised by gross inequality that is getting worse year by year.
In an online world characterised by chronic lack of security, this is unquestionably a good thing because sending unencrypted messages across the open internet is like sending your most intimate secrets via holiday postcards.
It also grapples with the guilt of bringing new life into a world characterised by the "living hell of a Monsanto-ravaged, Boko-Haramed, Naomi Klein dystopia"— even if it wasn't something he planned.
Unwilling to accept Washington's view of a globe characterised by a "single super-power", he supported the neo-Gaullist idea of a multipolar world.
argues that the modern world is characterised by insatiability, an inability to say enough is enough, and the desire for more and more money.
And Rupert Goold's eagerly awaited revival, originating at the Gate theatre, Dublin, ushers us into the strange, spectral world that characterised his productions of Shakespeare and Pirandello.
The EU environment commissioner Janez Potočnik said today: "We are living with economic systems inherited from the 19th century [while today's world is characterised by] emerging economies, millions of new middle-class consumers and interconnected markets.
Janez Potocčnik, European commissioner for the environment, said: "We are living with economic systems inherited from the 19th century [while today's world is characterised by] emerging economies, millions of new middle-class consumers and interconnected markets.
