Sentence examples for worldwide speaker from inspiring English sources

"And the winner is... Ava Cadell," said Reid as the "media therapist, worldwide speaker, and founder of Loveology University" approached the podium.

Thanks to a deal with federal prosecutors, Petraeus pled guilty to just a single misdemeanor and served no jail time, allowing him, as the New York Times reported last year, "to focus on his lucrative post-government career as a partner in a private equity firm and a worldwide speaker on national security issues".

For anyone who has never heard of Deepak Chopra, he is the author of 65 books, a doctor of internal medicine and endocrinology, and a worldwide speaker on a diverse range of topics dealing with health, philosophy, science, spirituality and all things connecting mind, body and spirit.

It has an estimated 250 million speakers worldwide, with 182 million speakers in Brazil alone.

The largest gaps are those of Hindu-Urdu (about 490 million speakers worldwide) and Arabic (280 million speakers worldwide).

His pioneering work proving the economic impact of design and its application to business transformation has made him a sought-after speaker worldwide.

Amazon's Echo Dot may have been a bestseller on Prime Day, but Google's Home Mini device is now the top-selling smart speaker worldwide, according to a new report out this morning from Strategy Analytics.

Plus, mitú is tapping into a global audience of Spanish speakers, which is larger than the number of English speakers worldwide.

Mandarin alone has more than 1 billion native speakers worldwide; English has about 1.5 billion people who speak it natively or as a foreign language.

With just under 300 Native Hawaiian speakers worldwide, according to the Endangered Language Project, this addition is the app's second foray into digitizing niche and endangered languages for a new generation.

To an outsider, the birthplace of the musicians seemed irrelevant, but her concern had deeper roots – it was about a nation that was once one of the most powerful on Earth, managing a colonial empire that has left some 250 million Portuguese speakers worldwide in its wake, and losing much of its influence in the world – and much more recently, falling victim to economic disaster.