Sentence examples for international proportion from inspiring English sources

My best estimate is that the international proportion of internet traffic roughly doubled since 2005.

2. Looking at the data, the international proportion of phone calls, friendships on Facebook, internet traffic, e-commerce, and Twitter ties range from 5%to25%5%to25%

But in some countries where banking systems have grown to international proportions, the debt exceeds G.D.P.

The uprisings in Syria led to a bloody civil war, still ongoing, of international proportions.

The judgment of the regional court in Cologne that a doctor performing circumcision had committed bodily injury to a child has reached national and international proportions.

CBS has shown that it can't even commit to 20 uninterrupted minutes to allow viewers to enjoy a musical event of international proportions.

The diplomats also emphasized that the Mumbai attacks were not just a Pakistan-India matter but were of international proportions and involved the deaths of a number of foreigners, one diplomat said.

One could think that nothing ever happened in such a quiet rural spot, and yet the Youngs know that their new home will always be linked with a tragedy of international proportions.

Since 1912 the tournament has been under the supervision of the International Lawn Tennis Federation and has grown to truly international proportions, with the world divided into several zones and zone champions playing each other for the right to enter the finals.

In recognition of the fact that this is a humanitarian crisis of international proportions, rather than a British problem, the Independent will no longer be using the term 'migrant crisis' when 'refugee crisis' can be employed instead.

He conceded that some famous names, like Zubin Mehta, would lead orchestras during the concert season, but insisted that La Scala was primarily an opera house and that the absence of his preferred conductors "risks becoming utterly absurd and developing into a scandal of truly international proportions because La Scala belongs to the whole world".