Sentence examples for fanfare world from inspiring English sources

To little fanfare, world leaders decided to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies in the "medium term .That was a surprise.

To little fanfare, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on September 15th agreed on the terms of China's entry after 15 years of negotiations.

In Chad, despite much fanfare, the World Bank project and the Exxon consortium conspicuously failed in their mission to reduce poverty.

With little fanfare outside the world of devoted gourmets, white-tablecloth establishments that rival New York's or California's have bloomed like azaleas all over Birmingham.

One person was missing: their new executive director, Shari Steele, who had been introduced publicly a few days earlier to much fanfare at the world's oldest gathering of hackers: the annual Chaos Communications Congress in Hamburg.

Viewers are thrown into the mindset of the teenage Temple with little introduction or fanfare, experiencing the world as she does: in blisteringly vivid images that pop into her head faster than a Google search and that she describes in her book as "full-color movies, complete with sound, which run like a VCR tape in my head".

In March, the Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong opened with great fanfare as "the world's tallest hotel".

This episode of Fanfare explores the world of local football in Berlin.

In 2008, Superdrug launched its Taxi Man range to great fanfare, but perhaps the world was not ready, as the range has since been withdrawn.

Next month, Final Fantasy XIII will be released to great fanfare around the gaming world.

With equal ardor but less fanfare, scientists throughout the world have embarked on similar or related projects.