Sentence examples for valued worldwide from inspiring English sources

Mushrooms have been valued worldwide as edible and medical provisions for thousands of years.

Mountain forests are valued worldwide for their fundamental role in the processes of biodiversity conservation, hydrologic regulation, carbon storage, and net primary productivity (Galbraith et al. 2014).

Although timber products are highly valued worldwide, the NTFPs which play an important role in sustaining livelihoods of communities living around forest areas, but have been given minimum attention.

And on Forbes's list of the 2,000 most highly valued firms worldwide just 25, or 1.3%, were Brazilian.

Openness is then mostly a strategy that allows rapid access to valued innovation worldwide while reducing operating costs and removing supply chain dependencies.

In WWE's most recent annual report, it valued its worldwide TV licensing deals at $140 million annually.

Today Sun accounts for 11.8% of server sales (by value) worldwide, compared with 18.1% in 2000.

It seemed reasonable to expect that Wednesday would bring the instantaneous disappearance of trillions of dollars of value worldwide, as investors recalibrated their expectations downward.

A spokesman for the wider group said the plunging value worldwide of solar panels – partly as a result of low-cost competition from China – had convinced BP that it had no future in a "commoditised" business.

Instantaneous bedload fluxes recorded in the Moulin are amongst the highest hitherto reported values worldwide, providing evidence of the exceptional sediment transport conditions of marly alpine badlands.

Acting immediately on climate change is nothing but in our best interest, both in its practicality and its symbolic value worldwide.