Sentence examples for international usage from inspiring English sources

International usage of the term varies; in the United States, for example, the term topographic is often limited to maps at scales of 1 500,000 or larger; in Russia, to scales of 1 1,000,000 or larger.

The dominance of the dollar and the euro in trade and finance and the skittishness of financial markets impede international usage of even the freely traded currencies of Asia like the Korean won.

The committee found that the ship was "nearer the Titanic than the 19 miles reported by her Captain, and that her officers and crew saw the distress signals of the Titanic and failed to respond to them in accordance with the dictates of humanity, international usage, and the requirements of law".

The committee found that the ship had been "nearer the Titanic than the 19 miles reported by her Captain, and that her officers and crew saw the distress signals of the Titanic and failed to respond to them in accordance with the dictates of humanity, international usage, and the requirements of law".

For example, when we started the Web site in early 1996 we charged for international usage.

Monacoin is still mostly used within Japan, with its international usage very limited.

When the app maker Swiftkey released an analysis of a year's worth of international emoji usage trends, last April, it had more than a billion data points with which to work.

The likely timing is that it will be advertised immediately after the Regional Radio Conference on international spectrum usage in May/June, with only three months for applicants to formulate their bids.

It's the IOC and OBS who are responsible for monitoring international online usage.

Google's Project Fi wireless service has long allowed its subscribers to take their phones to more than 135 countries without having to worry about getting a huge bill for international data usage.

Each announcement brings some change that's meant to rid T-Mobile of some common wireless industry pain point — things like early termination fees, or the absurd costs of international data usage.