Sentence examples for raise worldwide from inspiring English sources

The strategy is to raise worldwide sales to 1,600 a year.

The "Paradise Lost" documentaries, directed by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky and released starting in 1996, have helped raise worldwide awareness about the defendants and raised questions about the evidence and testimony presented at their trials.

The release in late 2011 of the first volume of the new magazine, called Pathlight: New Chinese Writing and overseen by the editor in chief of Renmin wenxue, marked a significant effort by one of China's most prestigious publications to raise worldwide awareness of contemporary Chinese writing.

One of Mr Khan's lasting achievements has been to raise worldwide funds to set up one of Pakistan's most well-established cancer treatment facilities - the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital, named after his mother.

Last year, mining companies raised $22 billion of equity in Toronto for projects around the world — a third of mining equity capital raised worldwide.

Especially as Shankar's counterpart, Alla Rakha played a key role in raising worldwide awareness of the tabla and of Indian classical music as a whole.

A report by Massolution, a research firm, forecasts that $2.8 billion will be raised worldwide this year, up from $1.5 billion in 2011 and only $530m in 2009 (see chart 2).

According to a recent report by Ernst & Young, China, India, Russia and Brazil accounted for nearly half of all money raised worldwide in initial public offerings in the third quarter of this year.One risk is that such prospects will attract too much interest from abroad.

Nasdaq refers to figures that it says shows the United States is in decline: in 2010, the United States generated only 16 percent of capital raised worldwide and attracted the listing of only one of the 10 largest global initial public offerings.

His capture last year in Abbottabad, Pakistan – just a month before United States Navy Seals found and killed Osama bin Laden in the same city – raised worldwide attention and ended a manhunt that had lasted for nearly a decade.

With 800 million users, Facebook will be judged by investors on how it can leverage all the information it collects about those users to attract advertisers, they write, and how deftly it can handle the privacy concerns raised worldwide by that data collection.