Sentence examples for world branch from inspiring English sources

"We feel our education package is not only the best in North America but probably the world," Branch said.

"Sean Ford has made a really big statement here in hiring three veteran N.B.A. guys to go out around the world," Branch said.

The most prominent of these is Charleston's Spoleto Festival, which was founded in 1977 by the Italian opera composer Gian Carlo Menotti as the New World branch of his Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy.

It is both a big country and a small one: a country with the population of Los Angeles on a land mass the size of the continental United States; a country that is a trusted ally and golfing partner of the G7 club but that has an essentially third world, branch-office economy (and an exchange rate to match); a country that is simultaneously part of "the West" and part of Asia.

Under his leadership HMV has ticked all the boxes in a multimedia world: branching out into everything from live music to ticket sales, downloads and more recently cinemas.

Gibson proposes that someone in Fartime has figured out how to communicate with the past but that, once you establish a connection, that entire world branches off, detaches itself from your history, goes its own way.

For example, MWI worlds continually "branch" into new worlds over time, and also, they do not interact.

In the context of Everettian accounts, a state may be taken as relative either (more commonly) to a "world", or "branch", or (sometimes) to the state of another system (see for instance Saunders 1996, 1998).

It will provide a world-class branch library, double the public space in our main building (without changing any of its current historic spaces), bring financial stability throughout the New York Public Library system, and will help preserve the research collection.

In Macfarlane's world, whole branches of discovery would never have been funded.

It has inspired Islamist political parties throughout the Sunni Muslim world, including branches in Jordan, Syria, and Bahrain.