Sentence examples for world category from inspiring English sources

The island that took the top spot in the best in the world category was Ambergris Caye in Belize, a tiny island beside the second largest coral reef on the planet, which attracts divers and snorkellers.

The figures also highlights the increasing fragmentation of the traditional "developing world" category into different groups, including the poorest countries with minimal carbon emissions and the larger transitional economies with substantial carbon footprints.

Many felt his performance at the 2002 World Cup - when Argentina didn't even make it past the first round - was the main legacy of his tenure, but others took the victory at the Olympics as a return to the comfort zone of 'best in the world' category Argentinians so relish.

Anything that can be evaluated, and which is not a research procedure, theory or framework, can be regarded as falling into the 'real world' category.

Another market that gets a mention by IDC, but which still doesn't make it beyond the "rest of the world" category, is Mother Russia.

In the small world category, I've known him for over 30 years.

Making the world categories part of the Sundance jury excitement seems vital, especially since inclusion and tolerance should be part of any New World Order.

Wine lovers tend to talk about the difference between new world and old world, categories that loosely mean wine grown in Europe (old) or Australia, South America and California (new).

In the world categories Anne Sewitsky's drama "Happy, Happy," about a homemaker who struggles to keep her emotions in check, and Danfung Dennis's Afghanistan documentary "Hell and Back Again" won the jury prizes.

The questions are divided into U.S./Canada and world categories, and Beginner to Advanced skill levels.

In most "software eating the world" categories, innovation drives deflationary economics (cheaper pricing for service) and/or better outcomes.