Sentence examples for worldwide faces from inspiring English sources

The Internet-connected class worldwide faces growing pressure to cultivate a personal brand.

I use the word killer': Maasai speak out One in three women worldwide faces violence in her lifetime.

Video: Child marriage in Mauritania: 'When it has ended, I will be so happy' Gallery: West Bank water crisis puts Palestinians in firing zone One in three women worldwide faces violence in her lifetime.

LONDON — The governing body of the Anglican Church in Britain voted on Monday to approve the appointment of women as bishops, a step that appeared to risk a schism in the church in its historic homeland as the Anglican church worldwide faces one of the most serious threats to its unity in its history, over the ordination of gay clergy members.

I and 35,000 other paid journalists in the UK plus lots more worldwide face the knacker's yard.

They and others hope it serves as a model for authorities worldwide facing persistent drought, predicted water shortages and projected growth.

Dame Barbara Cartland, whose romantic novels have already sold over a billion copies worldwide, faced furious allegations of plagiarism, previously unpublished letters that were sent in 1950 reveal.

As dot-com mania expands far beyond its Silicon Valley origins, entrepreneurs and investors worldwide face many issues -- some global and some distinctly domestic.

Oligarchs worldwide face threats of different kinds, but in the U.S. the greatest threat is from redistribution — which is achieved by the state imposing progressive income taxes.

More than 1.5 billion people worldwide face darkness, candlelight or the toxic fumes that escape from kerosene lamps - known as the silent killer.

The United Nations' chief human rights body, composed of 53 nations, will begin on Monday its annual review of abuses worldwide facing concerns that the international commitment to human rights is being eroded by the war against terrorism.