Sentence examples for terms the world from inspiring English sources

In reactionary terms, the world went to hell.

In absolute terms, the world will produce $70 trillion worth of goods and services in 2011, according to IMF forecasts, up from $63 trillion in 2010.

But because its whole sensibility shows how far, in comedy terms, the world has shifted away from such distinctions; even become oddly homogeonous.

And the movement has hit on a strategy that, even when it fails in its aims, succeeds in tactical terms: The world sees Israel use military force against civilians.

IT HASN'T got to the stage of taxi drivers demanding a crackdown on tier-one capital, but in general terms the world agrees that banks need to be regulated until they weep.

In simple terms, the world buys from these countries and they then invest the net proceeds in financial markets.Most international trade is settled in dollars or euros, so importers have to sell their local currencies in order to buy from abroad.

Early in his term the world around Ballmer changed drastically.

But for the long term, the world's youngest country still has little to look forward to until the culture of corruption is ended.

WASHINGTON — For Barack Obama, a president who set out to restore good relations with the world in his first term, the world does not seem to be cooperating all that much with his bid to win a second.

"In terms of England, there's autumn and the Six Nations, and longer-term the World Cup.

The fashion industry is giving new meaning to the term "the world is flat".