Sentence examples for given a worldwide from inspiring English sources

Al Jazeera, the satellite television network that has given a worldwide voice to so much Arab resentment of the United States, will be ready to broadcast from Baghdad.

Given a worldwide shortage of primary health care workers predicted to worsen, it is vital to address sources of attrition among these professionals.

And, given a worldwide low-interest rate environment, global capital inflows into U.S. commercial property will continue to increase.

The film was given a worldwide release and a limited two-week theatrical run from 28 October to 12 November 2009, but theatrical release was later extended.

In 2013, EarthBound was reissued and given a worldwide release for the Wii U Virtual Console following many years of fan lobbying, marking its debut in many territories including Europe.

Page A25 Business FOX TV SERIES TO BE GIVEN A WORLDWIDE PREMIERE Television shows typically have their debuts in the United States and arrive in other countries later.

It was the bloodiest day in British naval history, and the triumphant publication of such figures in the German press gave a worldwide impression that the Royal Navy had suffered a serious reverse.

Germany´s federal minister of education and research, Edelgard Bulmahn, expects that the IFU will give "a worldwide signal for the equality of women in science and research".

Valve announced a further delay in November 2010, and gave a worldwide release date through retail and online channels of April 18 , 2011

The film ended its theatrical run with a total domestic gross of $486,767 and a foreign gross of $3,994,693, giving a worldwide total of $4,481,460.

* 32 students did not indicate their gender † p < 0.05 ‡ p < 0.01 Given (a) the worldwide use of JSPE within the context of patient care and doctor-patient relationship and (b) the importance placed on the enhancement of level of empathy among medical students, it was considered important to validate the scale for use with this group.