Sentence examples for worldwide terms from inspiring English sources

And in worldwide terms it has slipped to second behind BMW in the first two quarters of 2005.Mercedes tried to reverse its decline in America by cramming ever more features into its cars at the expense of their reliability and quality—virtues for which its name had become a byword.

In worldwide terms, the statistics regarding the violent behavior of parents towards their children are around 23% [ 22- 24].

In worldwide terms, approximately 70% of the 1.2 billion people living in poverty are women living alone or with dependent children [ 4].

Wheat (Triticum aestivum) is the third most important cereal crop worldwide in terms of production and the most important in terms of calorie consumption, with overall production increasing year after year [ 1].

In 2002, South Africa ranked 9th worldwide in terms of total number of tuberculosis (TB) cases and 8th in terms of the highest TB incidence rates per capita.

This is true worldwide, in terms of rich and poor countries, as well as within our own society.

According to Semiocast, an analyst, Germany ranks 31st worldwide in terms of public tweets, with 59m per year.

According to Win, which represents independent labels worldwide, the terms of the contracts are non-negotiable and undervalue the music of these labels.

But Max, 29, a management consultant from Germany, counters: "If you look at the current situation worldwide in terms of refugees, of Isis, we need a very strong union.

A survey published last month by an international consultancy firm found that Munich, Germany's most expensive city, ranks No. 20 in Europe and No. 65 worldwide in terms of rent.

"Paris is one of the most important cities worldwide in terms of luxury spending, and the timing is not good too – a few weeks before Christmas, the most important period for retailers," said Gregoire Laverne, fund manager at Roche Brune Asset Management.