Sentence examples for worldwide estimates from inspiring English sources

For cross-border trafficking worldwide, estimates range from half a million people annually to several times that figure.

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, an arms control research organization that tracks nuclear capacity worldwide, estimates that India maintains a nuclear arsenal of 25 to 40 nuclear weapons, compared with 15 to 20 for Pakistan.

Andrew McEwen, director of International Education Systems, a group that manages and advises schools worldwide, estimates that about 20 private schools have closed or been taken over in Britain since the beginning of the year.

Remember, these are worldwide estimates.

Worldwide estimates indicate that toddlers and preschoolers are introduced to mobile technology at an early age, with many now using touchscreens on a daily basis.

A recent IDC/EMC report, which examined the digital universe, defined as all of the digital data created, replicated and consumed each year worldwide, estimates that just 0.5% of it is being analysed.

(The biggest penetration worldwide, estimated at 40%, is in Italy).

His latest worldwide estimate is for an increase of 3.7percentt, down from 7.1percentt and then 6.1percentt.

The worldwide estimate for next year has been changed to an increase of 4.7percentt compared with a 4.4percentt gain forecast in December.

Yet those are the benefits that continue to propel its use upward, with the number of users worldwide estimated in the hundreds of millions.

Acacia Shields, the Tashkent representative of Human Rights Watch, which monitors abuses worldwide, estimated that at least 4,000 had been arrested; others put the figure at 5,000 or higher.