Sentence examples for world factors from inspiring English sources

In a trend seen across the Western world, factors such as age and education are splitting how populations vote to larger and larger extents while issues like the strength of the economy are taking a back seat.

In the ancient world, factors such as trade, specialised occupations, monumental buildings and taxes paid to a ruler have all being taken into account, with a city typically differentiated from a town by its relative size and sophistication in comparison to its hinterland.

In the real world, factors often interact.

Some "real world" factors are still key for managers taking a job too, especially lower down the ladder.

Besides the cost of wages (despite salary capping) being shifted onto fans and a depreciation of purchasing power, this profiteering disparity comes from sports tickets being viewed as commodities and dynamic ticket pricing, a method that allows executives to re-price tickets based on real world factors.

Thus, unlike most other trials, this study design incorporated drug choice and change as "real world" factors thus permitting optimization of treatments beyond dose.

After rate cuts in Japan take effect in April, the United States will have the highest corporate tax rates in the world, factoring in state and federal liability.

I wanted to build that real world factor into the game.

A digital typeface developed for a local graphic-design competition can change in response to such real-world factors as temperature fluctuations and traffic conditions.

Jonathan Koomey, a researcher and consulting professor at Stanford, cautions that a number of real-world factors could render the Cambridge team's hypotheticals invalid.

There are real-world factors that may go undetected with a simulator, like the weight of the device and how people hold it.