Sentence examples for a world of zero from inspiring English sources

Mr Fallows seems to think that in a world of zero transaction costs, free trade would render our world economically homogenous.

If you have just £1,000, the boring but sensible option in a world of zero interest rates is to use the money to pay down your mortgage.

At the root of this sudden rush of money into high-risk assets is the pressure that many institutions, from large pension funds and insurance companies to some hedge funds, are facing to find returns in a world of zero to negative interest rates.

In a world of zero inflation some companies might be forced to cut wages.

A world of zero interest rates will not be good news for savers, who will find their returns drying up as banks hack away at savings rates.

We used the following formula to calculate the cost per case of West Nile virus (WNV) illness prevented: Discounting is an economic notion that even in a world of zero inflation, a dollar today would be of higher value to a person than a dollar in the future.

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.