Sentence examples for a world of five from inspiring English sources

A decade later, Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger predicted a world of five, rather than two, global powers.

"Two hundred million in a world of six billion is tiny," he says.

The music placed the images at a pensive distance, a world of bygone struggles.

"My generation does not exist on television, in a world of eighteen-to-thirty-nine.

In a world of seven billion people, the ability to find like minds has incalculable value.

By dispensing with them, and by jumping from a funnies world of five or ten facial expressions into a world of fifty or a hundred, Schulz introduced a new informational dimension to the newspaper strip.

But using it to feed a world of nine billion people would consume every acre of the world's surface.

"The bottom line is you create a world of one voice, one right answer and one press release.

"We don't live anymore in a world of three networks that have a stranglehold on information," Cruz went on.

This leads to what we term the Coase Corollary: in a world of zero transaction costs the nature of property does not matter to allocative efficiency.

If you have a world of seven billion, and if you are alone in that world, I don't think that is good for the UK.