Sentence examples for published globally from inspiring English sources

This limited understanding was recently exemplified by a press agency report published globally this month: "Hong Kong man, 66, finds he's a woman".

Yes, those are the words of Kevin Nicholson, PwC UK's head of tax, who was accused by parliament earlier this month of flogging "mass-marketed" tax avoidance schemes on an "industrial scale" – following November's revelations of aggressive tax avoidance by PwC clients in Luxembourg, published globally by the Guardian and more than 20 other news outlets.

Hayk has authored several books on the topic of problem solving and Olympiad style mathematics published globally.

Refugees Are (Worldwide) "Refugees Are is a platform to analyze news published globally around refugees, display their daily struggles as mentioned in the news and highlight sources of negative narrative.

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The conversation was published globally by UPI and People magazine, and broadcast throughout the U.S. and then behind the "Iron Curtain" on Radio Free Europe.

Indie ebook authors can publish faster and less expensively, publish globally, enjoy greater creative freedom, earn higher royalties, and have greater control.

This is likely the case globally, but published global pesticide use data are sparse.

Notwithstanding the primary research evidence and published recommendations, globally the provision/receipt of preoperative PFMT to/by patients undergoing radical prostatectomy is probably suboptimum.

In the published data globally, the split is 15 40% intrapartum [ 5], 40 60% antepartum, though this may vary in settings based on risk factors and availability and quality of intrapartum care (Lawn, personal communication 2009).

For publishers like Kabam who publish games globally, Apple has created a price tier structure aimed to prevent pricing arbitrage between different currencies.