Sentence examples for worldwide status from inspiring English sources

Eliza Parkinson was also a prime mover in the museum's international council, which in effect gave the museum worldwide status.

The worldwide status of rapidly increasing demand for organ and tissue transplantation has promoted tissue engineering as a promising alternative, in particular the use of stem cells.

Edinburgh's worldwide status as a literary city could be set for a boost with the promise of a National Book Week from 2012, coupled with an enhanced artists' residency programme, creating 200 new residencies across the arts.

Equally, in perhaps more conventional terms, Thomas Struth's recent portrait of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh is a wonderful evocation of a senior figure of the highest worldwide status.

Besides a brief characterization of many experimental and theoretical investigations, the worldwide status of the development of metal hydride based heating and cooling systems is summarized in a tabular form.

Also, Switzerland's worldwide status as a wealth management center has suffered from the troubles at UBS. "They have a great reputation to protect," said Harald Benink, a finance professor at Tilburg University in the Netherlands and chairman of the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee, a private advisory group.

Before the Mona Lisa achieved worldwide celebrity status with it's headline-making 1911 theft, its status as a masterwork was mostly known by art world elites.

Away from the track, television was his natural environment, and it was a TV documentary that gave him worldwide celebrity status.

In addition, taking into account the worldwide economic status, sustainable procedures, like supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) – assisted phase inversion and electrospinning techniques can be adopted to produce suitable dressings for wound-management.

The paper summarizes the situation of goat's population worldwide, the status of the breeds and the multiple implications of their conservation, the interactions of goats with other animal species (wild or domestic) and the main issues regarding the consequences of goat grazing from the environmental point of view.

There is at present insufficient data for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to assess the worldwide conservation status of this species.