Sentence examples for continents given from inspiring English sources

Lan himself is certainly chatting across continents, given that he is also Consulting Artistic Director of the new Performing Arts Centre at the World Trade Centre, necessitating much time spent in New York.

Second, we examine whether SCP techniques hold across continents given the variety of piracy worldwide among developing countries.

Islands are in general more unstable [ 76], while continents (given their larger area) are more stable over time.

Growth data for 78 children from non-European continents (four from Africa, 24 from Asia, 24 from other continents and 26 who had parents from different continents) given GH at a dose of 33 μg/kg/d were also tested in the model.

Armstrong, with his signature rasp of a voice, luminescent smile and earthy wit, was known as America's "ambassador of good will" and hopscotched continents giving concerts 300 days a year.

"IBM's growing global cloud footprint across 19 countries and six continents gives enterprises the flexibility and scale to run their most complex workloads when and where they need".

It is perhaps worth asking whether the term still exists on the continent given the plight of the current England No1, though with a different meaning for any element of hapless goalkeeping".

There is no record of any European politician expressing delight at even an appearance of sympathy for an abusive cleric: this, after all, is an old and world-weary continent, given to compromise, seeing shadings of gray where Americans prefer stark monochrome.

Crucially for a man whose talents have been seldom seen outside the continent given the Pharaohs' failure to qualify for a World Cup, the quiet Egyptian was on the global stage at the Fifa Club World Cup with the Cairo giants for a third time.

Evidence of a variation by continent (given trend) is strongest for current smokers in males, where rates were clearly higher in Europe and America than in Asia.

Nonetheless, Xf is already considered a major agronomical concern in the American continent, given the economic losses already experienced by both citrus and winegrape industries, as well as the widespread distribution of Xf strains in so many economically important crops.