Sentence examples for global numbers from inspiring English sources

The report then chirpily celebrates world records and global numbers.

These are global numbers; in poorer regions, the adoption of lifestyle changes is even worse.

Estimating global numbers is very difficult, but Angola, Cambodia, Iraq and Egypt also finish near the top of most lists.

The global numbers were higher than most earlier estimates of just one or two percent, he said.

Jefferies saw global numbers peak at 1.05bn a month in January, before falling by 20m in February.

Their global numbers were duly recorded along with their degree of endangerment, the state of their habitats and details of measures being taken to protect each species.

Facebook also said that in the last five years, the global number of users has more than doubled.

Each year, the global number of deaths to which bacterial resistance contributes far outstrips those caused by terrorist attacks.

However as the global number of women of reproductive age increases, the goalposts seem to be moving.

Estimates put the global number of Yazidis at around 700,000 people, with the vast majority of them concentrated in northern Iraq, in and around Sinjar.

Looking ahead, the ILO said, the global number of unemployed is expected to rise further to almost 211m over the next five years.