Sentence examples for extent of worldwide from inspiring English sources

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris and the United Nations have tried in recent years to ascertain the extent of worldwide tax evasion through offshore accounts.

The number and extent of worldwide suicide attacks has risen sharply in recent years [ 1, 2].

The number and extent of worldwide suicide attacks has risen sharply in recent years.

The Report highlights regional differences in the export and import of stem cell products, emphasizing the need for continued research on how the genetics of the volunteer donor pool may influence the extent of worldwide sharing of donors and to identify potential barriers to the exchange of stem cell products.

The stream of information about the extent of American worldwide eavesdropping shifted the focus in the public sniping between the Obama administration and China over cybersecurity that had been unfolding for months.

At Davos, Edelman presented its sixteenth annual Trust Barometer and as I've written before, I was shocked by the extent of the worldwide growth in mistrust and anger toward institutions, particularly government, among certain segments of the population.

And while many have criticized the extensive coverage of Michael Jackson, and I didn't watch very much of it except for the memorial service on Tuesday, I do understand the coverage because the interest and extent of the worldwide tributes paid to him justifiably drove the coverage.

While it's well known that U.S. Special Operations forces are deployed in the war zones of Afghanistan and Iraq, and it's increasingly apparent that such units operate in murkier conflict zones like Yemen and Somalia, the full extent of their worldwide war has remained deeply in the shadows.

These sequences were included in the calculation of the (known) extent of diversity worldwide (Table 1) and in the cluster analyses to maximize the sample number and provide a reference for vaccine development.

The growth of SPECT results from the vast extent of CAD worldwide and its associated morbidity and mortality, and enormous social and economic burden.

The Atlas of Forest Landscape Restoration Opportunities [88] is a world-first attempt at characterising the spatial extent of degraded forests worldwide and areas of restoration potential.