Sentence examples for worldwide proliferation from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, proliferation of nuclear weapons has increased.

The U.K. Intellectual Property Office recently published a report detailing the worldwide proliferation of graphene-related patents, from 3,018 in 2011 to 8,416 at the beginning of 2013.

In recent years the communications revolution has brought about a massive, worldwide proliferation of school systems and of facilities for news gathering, publishing, broadcasting, holding meetings, and speechmaking.

The second half of the 20th century was marked in particular by the worldwide proliferation of consumer lifestyles emanating from the United States.

The worldwide proliferation of conventional military capabilities, particularly irresponsible and illicit arms trafficking to states of concern, sub-national actors, and regions of conflict pose increased risks to international security.

Since the end of World War II there has been a rapid and worldwide proliferation of zoos, many of which have as their aim not the study of animals but public entertainment and commercial gain.

A recent book, Hyper-organization: Worldwide organizational expansion, explains the global proliferation of organization, both in numbers and internal complexity (Oxford University Press 2015, with J.W. Meyer).

No curbs have been placed on the use of highly toxic credit derivatives, the global proliferation of which brought Wall Street, the City of London and banks worldwide to their knees.

But taken in sum, the insights available thus far do align with general trends in portable missile proliferation worldwide – Russian and Chinese systems are more commonly seen than others.

Failure to strike a new strategic bargain with Russia would leave Mr Bush free to build whatever weapons and missile defences he wants, but at the expense of strategic stability on which America's security, like everyone else's, depends.Other "options" Mr Bush would like to reserve for America will make it harder to clamp down on proliferation worldwide.

The number of pages faxed each year has been growing worldwide despite the proliferation of E-mail.