Sentence examples for worldwide thought from inspiring English sources

Compared with the hundreds of thousands of people worldwide thought to show characteristics of autism, "Timothy syndrome" is vanishingly rare, affecting an estimated 20 people across the planet.

Stuart, who founded the nonprofit Feedback in 2009 to combat food waste worldwide, thought the Beer Project was using a great method to reclaim a lot of uneaten bread ― and raise awareness of the 24 million slices of bread the U.K. discards each day.

Though BMW's agency, Minneapolis-based Fallon Worldwide, thought up the initial concept for the films, Anonymous Content got top creative billing.

The worldwide web had barely been thought of (it was developed by Tim Berners-Lee at the European Centre of Particle Physics in 1984).

But the power to broadcast any passing thought or utterance worldwide with the touch of a button for no cost with no delay is most appealing to the least responsible among us.

In the interest of fighting noise pollution and allowing viewers at least a chance at forming intelligent thoughts, tennis commentators worldwide sign a binding agreement to embrace occasional silence, which can often speak volumes.

A number of groups worldwide are attempting to create thought-controlled robots for various applications.

As we approach Year 7 of the worldwide "war on terror," Western popular thought has responded to these questions succinctly.

And the Premier League itself must be worried at the thought of its lucrative worldwide standing being undermined by television images of fan fury brewing up on the terraces in a throwback to the good old bad old days.

"Did seeing Nzau on the worldwide stage of the Olympics rekindle thoughts of greatness that led to his enrollment at Palo Alto — just months later?

Now the biggest worldwide pop icon has given his thoughts, and spoken about The Beatles' friendship with Savile, in an exclusive interview with The Independent, to be published in full on Saturday.