Sentence examples for Worldwide view from inspiring English sources

Global outbreaks: HealthMap is a website that presents a worldwide view of infectious-disease reports, aggregated from online news sites and authoritative sources such as the World Health Organization.

To understand this genus better in a worldwide view, specimens from northeastern China, Russia, the USA, Canada, Costa Rica, Germany, Australia and New Zealand were borrowed from several herbaria (HMJAU, F, PERTH and PDD) and included in our comparative analyses.

"We have more of a worldwide view: the UK is a little more educated than other markets, but nothing like the places where streaming is already the number one way to consume music".

The report, done in partnership with the Boston Consulting Group, explores sustainability practices and trends using interviews, case studies and insights into how businesses worldwide view the growing field.

Instead, administration officials say, the biggest benefit of Mr. Obama's engagement policy now is not dialogue or understanding with adversaries, but simply a defusing of a worldwide view that the United States is part of the problem, a demonstration that the problem is Tehran's intransigence, not Washington's pique.

The $51 billion spent by Russia to host this year's Winter Olympics — along with the steadily growing worldwide view that the International Olympic Committee is rivaled only by FIFA in terms of corruption — has seemingly had a chilling (ha!) affect on other nations' desires to host future Winter Games.

He not only change opinions in South Africa but had an impact on worldwide views about segregation.

But our insistence on calling the fall classic the World Series feeds worldwide views of American hubris.

He became the UK's fifth most subscribed-to YouTube channel and his worldwide views now total 76 million.

There are people from all over the world, which I think is great because we are learning a lot about worldwide views on sustainability".

This would increase the game's worldwide viewing audience and hockey's sagging revenue, while perhaps thawing relations between the United States and Russia.