Sentence examples similar to all world is undergoing from inspiring English sources

"The world is undergoing a catastrophic situation.

Along with the music and newspaper industries, the publishing world is undergoing a profound transformation that will affect every book that you buy or write.

The Arab world is undergoing seismic transformations, groping its way towards new, as yet unknown forms, throwing up works of art as well as bombs in the process.

When I told her that birth rates are dropping almost everywhere, and that the world is undergoing a slow demographic transition, she disagreed violently: she has seen, on her endless travels, how many children "all those people have".

The world is undergoing a period of rapid technological change which has prompted some Jeremiahs to suggest that in the digital age specialist news channels have had their day.

Asked by Mr. Blitzer why she doesn't want to be president, Ms. Clinton waxed poetic about being secretary of state, calling it the "best job I could ever have," especially when the world is undergoing such huge changes.

ARTS The market for antiquities from the ancient world is undergoing an upheaval that sends some works of art skyrocketing to unimaginable heights while scores of others are effectively becoming unsalable.

Paris — The market for antiquities from the ancient world is undergoing an upheaval that sends some works of art skyrocketing to unimaginable heights while scores of others are effectively becoming unsalable.

He gets flak for having come out of nowhere, for being "a hologram" or "a marketing concept," but his youth can be an asset, particularly when coupled with one of his strongest arguments — that the world is undergoing an epochal, accelerated transformation.

From the investigation of bribery at Siemens to the prosecution of illicit conduct at Volkswagen, the German business world is undergoing what amounts to a painful national cleansing process — trying to rid itself of patterns of behavior that, it is finding, are not accepted in an increasingly global economy.

The global monitoring report 2015/16, published at the start of the bank's annual meeting with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), notes that the world is undergoing a major demographic shift as population growth slows in developed countries but continues to rise in some less developed ones.