Sentence examples for worldwide prize from inspiring English sources

That he has won nine tournaments this year, including the United States Open, the British Open and the P.G.A., that he'll collect $12 million in worldwide prize money and appearance fees, plus more than $50 million in endorsements.

If you add up those 11 contracts that his International Management Group gurus have negotiated, his endorsement income this year will surpass $50 million, plus at least $12 million this year in worldwide prize money and appearance fees.

Thereafter, the campaign evolved into what has become a worldwide, Nobel prize-winning movement with more than 3 million supporters.

It is free and open to players worldwide, and prizes, including a cruise, $10,000 in cash and iPads will be awarded.

It is open to students worldwide, and first prize is $5,000.

This would be front page news worldwide, a Nobel prize as good as in the post.

In December 2015, however, EA announced the EA Competitive Gaming Division, dedicated to organising official worldwide tournaments with prize pools over more than $1m.

But a San Francisco startup called Skillz paid out 21% of last year's e-sports prizes worldwide, and is on target to pay out 38% of e-sports prize money won in 2016 tournaments according to the company's Chief Executive Andrew Paradise.

There are countless design prizes worldwide, yet despite their grandiose claims, many of them are indistinguishable.

And they grow staples that are prized worldwide, mainly spices, but also cashew nuts, coffee, and rubber.

The increasingly endangered Aquilaria tree is prized worldwide for its expensive resinous heartwood (called oud in Arabic).