Sentence examples for worldwide movements from inspiring English sources

Many African churches are pushing roots down deeply, either by affiliating with national denominations, like the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)., or joining worldwide movements, said Moses Biney, pastor of a Presbyterian Church of Ghana congregation in the Bronx and a doctoral candidate at PrincetonTheological Seminary.

Scientists are also tracking atomic isotopes that can help map the worldwide movements of seawater and help pinpoint the original sources of lead and other trace metals.

The HIV epidemic is associated with the worldwide movements of people that allowed HIV-1 subtype colonization events (Tebit and Arts 2011; Hamelaar et al. 2011).

In this article, we describe online video repositories for educational purposes, worldwide movements of distributing video tutorials created by major database and tool developers, and our recent activity in Japan.

We're part of a worldwide movement".

Indeed, California was the epicentre of a worldwide movement.

"It didn't do us much good, but it certainly started a worldwide movement".

The campaign, started by Franny Armstrong, director of The Age Of Stupid, is now a worldwide movement.

With the fall of communism, the worldwide movement of westernisation has gone into reverse.

"Her idea became a worldwide movement," Egan said the other day by phone from his home.

We create and destroy habitat, we shape genomes, we aid the worldwide movement of other species".