Sentence examples for worldwide progress from inspiring English sources
The phrase "worldwide progress" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to progress or development that is happening globally, across the entire world. Example: "The United Nations reports that there has been significant worldwide progress in reducing poverty and hunger in the past decade."
Norad, which usually spends its time monitoring the air space above the US and Canada for unexplained or criminal aerospace activity, has "tracked" the worldwide progress of Santa's gift-giving journeys at Christmas since 1955.
Britain is at the forefront of this research and responsible for much of the worldwide progress, so it is vital not just for us but for the world that we continue to play that role.
His heartbreaking story is a reminder that while impressive gains have been made over the last decade in educating children worldwide, progress in fragile, conflict-affected states like Somalia has been much slower.
Marsh of the Nature Conservancy called for a review of worldwide progress as soon as 2018.
According to the WHO/UNICEF JMP Report, released on July 17 , 2008 worldwide progress is being made.
But with 115 million primary school-age children out of school worldwide, progress toward that target is currently stalled.
Dissemination of scientific data and knowledge catalyzes worldwide scientific progress.
Clearly, a collapse of the clinical budgets of major academic hospitals in the US will have a very deleterious effect on worldwide medical progress, and genome medicine will suffer along with other critically important fields.
Despite extensive evidence on the magnitude of intimate partner violence (IPV) as a public health problem worldwide, insubstantial progress has been made in the development and implementation of sufficiently comprehensive health services.
It remains to be seen whether a second wave of pH1N1 activity will occur in HNE during 2010 and whether the characteristics of the pandemic virus and its host population will change resulting in a different pattern of pH1N1 disease burden in HNE as the worldwide pandemic progresses.
It is the most common cause of acute and chronic liver disease worldwide, eventually progressing from fibrosis to cirrhosis and/or hepatocellular carcinoma [ 1].
