Sentence examples for more world wide from inspiring English sources

NTT hopes to broaden its corporate Internet services with the purchase of Verio, which operates more World Wide Web sites than any other company.

You may remember the story of Rob Ford, Toronto's  mayor, who achieved much more world wide notoriety than most Canadian politicians after he was caught smoking crack on a video that was seen by journalists.

Perineal trauma affects around 85% of women who have a vaginal birth in the UK each year and millions more world-wide.

It is available in 66 languages, and gaining more popularity world wide.

Keen is the author of the highly anticipated book The Internet is not the Answer, in which he argues that the Internet -- more precisely the World Wide Web -- has done far more harm than good.

Thus, did the world (and more precisely, the World Wide Web) pass him by.

The shorthand for these segments is B2C, C2B and C2C (see chart 2).What has the Internet, or more specifically the World Wide Web, got to offer in all these areas?

"We now have over 16 million netizens," he said in a speech delivered entirely in English, "more than 27,000 World Wide Web sites, over 70,000 Chinese domain names and 61 million mobile phones in China".

But more seriously, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) created PICS some time ago.

Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is now well established and is used more than 90% world wide, as the principal method for treating kidney and urethral stones.

Adenocarcinoma of the pancreas is a disease that rapidly leads to fatality, which causes annually over 40 000 deaths in Europe (Pisani et al, 1999) and more than 210 000 world wide (Parkin et al, 2001).