Sentence examples for worldwide spending from inspiring English sources

Q. Worldwide, spending on machinery is a $40 billion business.

Worldwide spending on legal services amounts to about $250 billion a year, some two-thirds of it in America.

Worldwide spending on storage fell by 8% in 2001, compared with declines of 12% for PCs and 11% for servers.

And on Thursday, Gartner, the technology research firm, predicted that worldwide spending on information technology in 2010 would improve at a faster rate than expected.

The brand's worldwide spending is estimated at more than $300 million, about half in advertising and the rest in promotions, sponsorships and public relations.

Kellogg declined to discuss worldwide spending for the five brands; the company spent an estimated $675 million last year on advertising all its brands.

The musician, who has sold 10 million albums worldwide, spent only six months training for the Games and qualified as number 2,253 in the world.

S. Paul Halata, chief executive of Mercedes-Benz USA, said that each year 8,500 individuals worldwide spent $250,000 or more on a car, more than half of them in the United States.

Last year, for the first time, companies worldwide spent more on computer services than on hardware, according to International Data Corporation, part of the International Data Group.

These phrases are familiar because the use of call centres has become so commonplace: in 2007 companies worldwide spent some $280 billion on outsourced call-centre services, according to NASSCOM, a call-centre trade group in Delhi.

Sales of luxury goods in the Middle East hit $8.7bn last year, and Muslims worldwide spent $266bn on luxury goods in 2013, it becomes clear what truly motivates these brands in their production of "modest" clothing.