Expect central banks around the bulk of the world to implement easier monetary policy in the months ahead.
The Caspian long has been famous for its sturgeon, a fish prized for its caviar, and the sea accounts for the great bulk of the world catch.
Russia became the world's leading producer of gold in 1823, and for 14 years it contributed the bulk of the world supply.
The bulk of the World War II papers consists of his letters to his wife, Martha Carlson Merriam, 1943-1945 and some of her replies.
Apple is a luxury brand, but the bulk of the world is, of course, not wealthy enough to buy a luxury product.
It was not until the 20th century and the collapse of the Ottoman, Habsburg, French, and British empires that the bulk of the world could be organized on a national basis.
Mr. Schwartz has already changed the terms of the discussion on Lower Manhattan with a plan that shifts the commercial bulk of the World Trade Center to a new development corridor along West Street.
The bulk of the World Cup skiing circuit is in Western Europe, and Miller and his teammate Erik Schlopy rented out part of a farmhouse in Austria in recent years to serve as a base.
Asia has squirreled away the bulk of the world's foreign-exchange reserves.
National oil companies own the bulk of the world's oil and gas reserves.
They own the bulk of the world's nuclear weapons, nuclear materials and nuclear facilities.
