Sentence examples for level of worldwide from inspiring English sources
The annual global trends study by the UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, finds that the level of worldwide displacement is higher than ever before, with a record 59.5 million people living exiled from their homes at the end of 2014.
Although it was not his first book, The Fault in Our Stars was undeniably his breakout novel and reached a hitherto unknown level of worldwide recognition for a YA novel.
The Katyn campaigners and relatives who perished this week have achieved in death a level of worldwide recognition for their cause that they never saw in life.The crash has also brought unprecedented Russian openness and sympathy towards Poland.
And not to compare tragedies, but why the level of worldwide support for one and not the other?
aThe possibility of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) should be considered for any patient with both the clinical and epidemiologic features described, depending upon the level of worldwide SARS activity.
A study* scrutinises the level of compliance worldwide.
It will generate interest but not nearly the same level of intense worldwide interest that it would if Woods was in the field.
As a chef with a reputation for generosity to others, who cares deeply about what he does, who leads the culinary world in aspiring to the highest possible standards, and with such a following and level of respect worldwide, I'm sure he will find that people will rally round, from Spain, to France, to the United States and back again to London.
Android already enjoys a tremendous level of popularity worldwide thanks in large part to the dirt-cheap hardware it can often be found on.
People are still going to need to feel confident about signing up for the service, and I'm not sure how a tiny company based in London is going to be able to reach that level of trust worldwide.
With the unprecedented rate of mining and mineral processing over the past decade, there has been an increasing level of concern worldwide about the fate of tailings and the irreversible consequences of contaminant release through dust, tailings dam seepage, dam wall failure, or direct disposal of tailings into waterways.
