Sentence examples for assessing the world from inspiring English sources

When it comes to assessing the world's energy future Mr. Yergin is a Churchillian.

The 10 happiest countries in the world are all in Central America for the first time in Gallup's 10-year history assessing the world's happiness.

The overall average score was 3.4 out of 10, slightly worse than in 2013, when the last report was published, but almost on a par with the 3.8 overall score obtained in a 2014 Transparency International report assessing the world's 124 largest multinationals.

Reports assessing the world's science and technology output are nothing less than a cottage industry.

Existing data gaps translate into large uncertainties when assessing the world's potential for increasing land-based production, for minimizing the environmental trade-offs of land use, or for assessing the outcomes of alternative land use pathways such as expansion versus intensification.

There are two ways to assess the world's oil supply.

Only then will observers be able to assess just how Palestinians are made to live, and to assess the world's moral obligation towards a people who surely deserve a chance of a dignified and peaceful life.

UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric said the panel would have unrestricted access to all UN records, staff members and other UN personnel to assess the world body's response to the allegations.

"If you assess the world's great strikers – the pace and power they have, the touch, good in the air, two good feet, super quick – then he possesses all of that.

Humans rely upon their eyes, more than any other sense, to assess the world around them.

They have also attempted to assess the world economic development of capitalism as a contradictory force for the liberation of women (Federici 2004; Mies 1986; Saffioti 1978) and to argue that universal women's liberation requires attention to the worse off: poor women workers in poor post-colonial countries (Sen & Grown 1987).