Sentence examples for support a world from inspiring English sources

They can support a world of flavors.

Some optimists claim that we could support a world with nine billion people.

MIT aims to provide the infrastructure and economic opportunity to support a world population of nearly 10 billion by 2050.

According to two industry executives, Mr. Jackson wants Sony to pay to make another video as well as support a world tour.

It appears to support a world in which four-bed homes should remain occupied by single pensioners using unearned cash gifted them by the property boom, while young families are squeezed into ever-smaller flats and paying ever-higher rents.

Indeed, CEOs of consumer goods companies who were part of this project were clear: to address the issue of scale and sustainable consumption, the fundamental dynamics of supply, demand and rules of the game will need to be shifted to support a world in which we are able to drive growth but with less impact on the natural environment.

I first met Fleifel at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival which supported A World Not Ours through its SANAD fund and where the film won the Black Pearl Award for Best Documentary in 2012.

In this study, we developed and tested a suite of models to predict river temperature at a location downstream of two reservoirs in the Upper Delaware River (USA), a section of river that is managed to support a world-class coldwater fishery.

In a section on innovation, it states that "Democrats support a world-class commitment to science and research so that the next generation of innovators and high-technology manufacturing companies thrive in America," but sets no milestones for achieving that manufacturing revival.

The emergence of the Cold War masked the fact that the architects of the post-World War II world had an extraordinarily inclusive vision, and from the Marshall Plan through the end of the Cold War supported a world order that facilitated global economic growth.

President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Vice Chairman of the Federal Open Market Committee William C. Dudley has argued that a global financial system regulated on a largely national basis is untenable for supporting a world economy with global financial firms.