Sentence examples for world levels from inspiring English sources

It keeps food prices in Europe far above world levels.

Real world levels of exposure to toxic chemicals are not what they were during the Renaissance.

The regulated domestic gas prices are at one-sixth of world levels.

China raised gasoline and diesel prices on June 21, though still keeping them below world levels.

The bank found that prices in China were closer to world levels than it previously assumed.

But attempts to keep food prices below world levels have failed and rice prices have risen.

Thanks to universal and free education and healthcare, however, Cuba boasts first-world levels of literacy and life expectancy.

Brazil's spending on education as a share of GDP has risen to rich-world levels, but quality has not, with pupils among the worst-performing in standardised tests.

As our survey in this issue reports, these reforms could propel Brazil towards first-world levels of prosperity and social justice.

As Japan's long-closed economy lowers some dikes to a flood of cheap imported goods, this increased competition is finally driving many prices here toward rest-of-the-world levels.

The $15.9 billion in question is equivalent to roughly $700 for each citizen of Iraq, where infant mortality has reached fourth-world levels because of the collapse of the country's public-health infrastructure.