Sentence examples for worldwide middle from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reed said an emerging worldwide middle class would not "want to shop from place to place" for financial products.

And there is a question about whether the United States, which gained so much from the Internet revolution, would similarly profit from the entry of billions more people from the developing world into a massive worldwide middle class -- consumers now but not yet rich, with a simple cellphone and a less-is-more sensibility.

Medical tourists have come to represent a small but revealing new tranche of the worldwide middle class, empowered to arbitrage inefficiencies created where a previous era's institutions of political economy -- namely insurance companies and national regulatory régimes -- had failed to keep up with a new era's interconnectedness.

It says 14% of adults worldwide are middle class, with $50,000-$50,000-$500,000ts.

Toyota recently said it planned to have 300,000 hybrid vehicles on the road worldwide by the middle of the decade, putting its plans far ahead of those of the Big Three.

The HTC One was supposed to launch worldwide in the middle of March, just a month after its unveiling.

Grasses, which includes wheat, maize, and rice, first occur in the Cretaceous, but grasslands do not spread worldwide until the middle and late Cenozoic (Strömberg 2011).

The four billion connections mark was surpassed at the end of 2008, and analysts at Wireless Intelligence predict six billion connections worldwide by the middle of 2012.

The widget is targeted at India and China, two markets where Uber has invested countless billions to take on dominant local rivals, but it will be available to all developers worldwide from the middle of April.

This study fills in important gaps on the economic aspects of sexuality education programs worldwide, in low-, middle- and high-income countries.

Intriguingly, the incidence of T1D, especially in the very young (<5 years), has been increasing worldwide since the middle of the twentieth century and is predicted to double over the next decade [ 24, 34].