Sentence examples for in many continents from inspiring English sources

Contributions in his memory can be made to: SOS Children's Village which works in many continents and countries, including southern Africa.

The abundance of these materials are used in many continents of the world and their low cost make them suitable as adsorbents for the removal of various heavy metals from waste waters such as chitosan, peat, wood, natural coal, bentonite, sawdust, chitin, radish leaves and Ricinus communis (Santhi and Manonmani 2009; Hadi Khani et al. 2010).

However, all over the globe the geothermal potential is far from being fully realized and Icelanders are instrumental in building global capacity in this field through the UN University Geothermal Training Programme, which is hosted in Iceland, and applying its expertise and know-how through its agencies and private companies that operate in many continents.

The lower carrier-wave frequency of the GPRS signal and the corresponding 2 W in our study was chosen for its availability in many continents.

This business model has in turn helped us grow and realize our dreams in so many continents and directions.

The story begins when the father of the protagonist brings home a map fragment from a fishing trip; this map suggests to the protagonist and his friend that the world had, at some point in its past, many continents, though now there is only the small island of Estard.

Dust must come from the continents, and there's not many continents in the Southern Hemisphere it could come from.

This has given hope to many establishment Republicans, who would be depressed at the prospect of forking hard-earned cash into the campaign coffers of an eldritch abomination cursed in many tongues and on many continents, whose name is death and whose face is a coil of writhing tentacles, if this abomination were not guaranteed to win in November.

She is a full-time faculty member at Columbia University's Urban Planning program in New York City, and the Director of the Technological Change Lab (TCLab) www.tc-lab.org which focuses on connecting economic theory to actual developmental practice in many different continents and contexts.

Droughts are getting longer and deeper in many mid-continent regions, even as the severity of flooding increases.

The low fertility rate in many of that continent's more developed countries means their populations are ageing and shrinking.