Sentence examples for continent in general from inspiring English sources

Travel to South Africa and the African continent in general has seen significant increases, according to Virtuoso, a highly-respected network of premium travel advisors and suppliers.

He is also very interested in pursuing entrepreneurship and using his interdisciplinary education to continue finding and solving complex problems back home and on the African continent in general.

What it is uncertain is whether this situation is the result of pure older people preferences or rather the consequence of inadequate alternative asset and insurance market in our continent in general, and in some regions in particular, e.g. in the Mediterranean and Eastern European countries.

The piece opens new vistas on Joyce's knowledge of Dubliner Jewry and Jewish political issues in Ireland as opposed to the more widely held assumption that the author became conscious of these only during his first residence in Trieste and on the Continent in general.

Beyond the smaller-scale efforts of NGOs and other such entities, the African continent in general is making great strides in establishing a green economy, according to Achim Steiner, executive director of the UN Environment Program.

Israel's Ambassador to South Africa, Arthur Lenk, opened the event with tremendous optimism about Israel's place in the world and her growing and developing ties with South Africa and the African continent in general, urging attendees to use social media and make their voices heard.

Technology development is still following an exponential growth path, with the majority of patents coming from the Asian continent and in general private companies.

"If you look across the continent, prices in general have come down to some extent when fixed and mobile products are sold as a bundle.

Instead there are repeatable patterns across continents in a general sense.

In general, the continent of Africa as a whole is characterized by a low level of inputs.

This increase in cancer cases in Africa is attributed to both aging and population growth, and adoption of lifestyles associated with economic development, such as smoking, unhealthy dieting, and a lack of physical activity 1, 2. Cancer continues to receive low public health priority in Africa, in general across the continent and specifically in Sudan.