Sentence examples for existing around the world from inspiring English sources

Even before the 20th century there were numerous Igbo unions and organizations existing around the world, such as the Igbo union in Bathurst, Gambia in 1842, founded by a prominent Igbo trader and ex-soldier named Thomas Refell.

Masks of zero population are another alternative, though aside from waterbodies (for which reliable and sufficiently high resolution data is rare), deciding what constitutes an area of no human habitation is difficult, with settlements existing around the world in national parks, industrial areas and deserts for instance.

We are well aware of the richness of relevant knowledge existing around the world and are looking forward to learn from your experience.

This plan calls for the phase-out of existing reactors around the world and a moratorium on construction of new commercial nuclear reactors.

Millions of pounds in British aid funding could be diverted from existing projects around the world and targeted specifically at stopping the flood of migration across the Mediterranean from Libya, under plans being considered by Downing Street.

"The acquisition of WMS is transformational for Scientific Games, enabling us to offer a complete portfolio of lottery and gaming products and services to both new and existing customers around the world," A. Lorne Weil, the chief executive of Scientific Games, said in a statement.

This work has focused on different district energy network technologies, their applications, configuration, and has extensive information about the existing systems around the world.

A database of 256 tested beams collected from 17 existing works around the world is used to establish the validity of the proposed approach.

As part of this, it has sent out 5,000 free DNA kits to existing members around the world.

2. As the industry grows, new and existing incubators around the world should continue to track these measures of effectiveness in order to empirically demonstrate the value of business incubation.

It plans to "speed up growth" by opening offices in both new and existing markets around the world, in order to strike deals with the local rights holders.