Sentence examples for worldwide tried from inspiring English sources
Journalists worldwide tried to find out who the dying woman was; the video image of her was not entirely clear, and she was wearing a veil.
He told his host that American military commanders worldwide "try to assure they can minimize the impact of their presence".
"I've seen so many people worldwide trying to save my life in the last few days and weeks and it's a surreal feeling.
A 41-count indictment accuses Mr. Ralsky and other defendants of sending tens of millions of e-mail messages to computers worldwide, trying to inflate prices for Chinese penny stocks.
As governments worldwide try to spend their way out of recession, many countries are finding themselves in the same situation as embattled consumers: paying higher interest rates on their rapidly expanding debt.
Neil Cybart, a former Wall Street analyst who runs a subscription news site focusing on Apple, calculates that if 40 million people (out of about 400 million iPhone owners worldwide) try Music for three hours a day over the free trial period, at Apple's 0.2-cents-per-song rate the company would have to pay out about $400m.
There are research teams worldwide trying to find ways of curing spinal cord injuries.
Gray is one of a small number of scientists worldwide trying to shed light on how HIV spreads to the brain, where it can cause neurocognitive disorders and establish viral reservoirs that make it resistant to the available drugs.
"[The partnership with Digital Artists] is the first agreement that we have closed that will allow us to create and distribute official games and apps worldwide, trying to offer the fans exclusive products that will be sold in the main digital stores worldwide," said Pedro Duarte González, Real Madrid Mobile Marketing Manager.
"They work worldwide, trying to give children conditions in which they can develop themselves to their full potential and lead really fulfilling lives in dignity and with creativity.
We hope that this short report demonstrating the enduring nature of effective communication skills programmes will help others worldwide trying to secure funding for better training for all healthcare professionals working within oncology.
