Sentence examples for worldwide dimension from inspiring English sources

The worldwide dimension of the financial crisis, Mr. Figueiredo added, made the outcome even more uncertain.

One theme that comes through strongly is the hope that the worldwide dimension of the tragedy might focus attention on Ukraine's problems.

This contribution can be observed at three scales: the municipal dimension, referring to Bogotá; the national dimension, involving Colombia; and the worldwide dimension, including the international promotion and replication of TransMilenio.

Renal failure in patients with diabetes became a major issue when continuously increasing numbers of diabetic patients were admitted for renal replacement therapy a veritable "medical catastrophe of worldwide dimension" (3).

Thus, the data obtained from this study provides a holistic worldwide dimension to the safety and immunogenicity profile of the study vaccine observed across different populations, now including this Japanese population.

This is a tragedy of worldwide dimensions.

Some experts believe dengue is fast becoming a plague of worldwide dimensions that with global warming may one day eclipse malaria as the most important mosquito-borne illness in people.

Soccer offers a universe of worldwide dimensions: you follow the transfer market as players pass from Brazil to Russia to China and then back to Birmingham, and it makes our docile, regimented procession from high school to college and then on to the pros look dull.

Nearly 65 years after the Allied victory, long-lost or overlooked film footage — some in unexpected color and almost all raw and unedited — continues to emerge from military archives and family trunks worldwide, adding new dimensions to history's most exhaustively covered conflict.

PepsiCo's work with potato farmers in Peru (where it supports the local potato industry), China and South Africa; citrus farmers in Indian Punjab; corn farmers in rural Mexico and oats farmers worldwide include these dimensions.

Although there is similar chaos and decline at newspapers worldwide, there is a dimension to the Scottish problem that adds to its significance.