Sentence examples for worldwide figures from inspiring English sources
Worldwide figures are difficult to ascertain because of the wide variety of outlets available for betting.
The chief epidemiologist for Unaids, Bernhard Schwartlander, said that there were no worldwide figures for the urban-rural shift but that one rule was that the disease spread faster from cities to countrysides with well-developed roads and bridges.
Worldwide figures aren't yet available, but it took $3m in the US, within a whisker of the $3.5m for Aamir Khan's religious satire PK, the highest-grossing Indian film worldwide.
Compare that to $55.8m and $36.5m worldwide figures for Bollywood's top two offerings, Rowdy Rathore and Ek Tha Tiger – solidly reliable business from an industry getting far less attention at the moment.
The latest worldwide figures, compiled by Unicef, include nearly 70 million more girls and women than estimated in 2014 because of a raft of new data collected in Indonesia, one of the countries where FGM is most prevalent despite the practice being banned since 2006.
Nielsen/NetRatings' latest audience figures in the United States — Nielsen does not provide worldwide figures — show Forbes.com with less than 6.6 million unique visitors in July, putting it below both Dow Jones, at about 7.8 million, and CNNMoney, at about 8.5 million.
"Wasn't even thinking we were going worldwide, figured it was better than the Southern life".
The worldwide figure is estimated by the European Space Agency to be $1.2 billion.In this section Strike out!
That's a worldwide figure, and includes not just iPhones and Android (for which a client has been available since 2009), but also BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, Symbian and Maemo.
That compares badly with the worldwide figure of 34.5%, but it compares even worse with North America and western Europe, where nearly three-quarters of young people are in some form of higher education.
And as Tesla pointed out, there is a fatality every 94m miles in all vehicles in the US (the worldwide figure is about one fatality for every 60m miles driven).
