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Meanings of worldwide in English
Of worldwide scope or applicability.
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Examples for "world"
Examples for "world"
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Scorpionism is a public health problem in several regions of the world.
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The last crisis brought Europe and the world together, at least briefly.
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The king toils; the priests toil; the powers of the world labor.
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German automakers continue to enjoy success in the world's largest car market.
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Year on year, London cabs are voted the best in the world.
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Dublin: The Dublin market benefitted from the general rally around Europe today.
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Organised crime was likely behind the attacks, the state attorney general said.
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The situation, however, is quite different in the general theory of relativity.
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The result is a general state of insecurity in the public services.
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Officials said they needed to focus on a possible early general election.
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Tobacco use among adolescents is a global problem of public health importance.
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The global financial crisis sharply curtailed trade in developed countries last year.
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The situation requires new ideas of political organisation and global economic redistribution.
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The current state of the COVID-19 pandemic is a global health crisis.
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This is a global health crisis, he told reporters in Canberra today.
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Within the new regimen of universal legalistic feminism, often neither rule applies.
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The sea is an international sea, and the sky a universal sky.
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Why do even conservative citizens of these countries want universal health care?
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The Iranian people have a universal right to assembly and free speech.
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This situation questions the usefulness of universal radioligands for comparative binding studies.
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The early days of planetary solar systems can be violent times indeed.
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I'm simply the product of a hostile planetary environment, Mayhew said comfortably.
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It was the first new U.S. planetary mission launch in 11 years.
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It's possible that the new study reflects localized rather than planetary patterns.
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The conflicting planetary influences at this time point to certain tensions developing.
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Some are coming home to start businesses that have a cosmopolitan feel.
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For a few days each year cosmopolitan chic enlivened this rural retreat.
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This has given the city a more cosmopolitan, liberal feel than Riyadh.
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He was daring in speech, broad in views, and cosmopolitan in habit.
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He forms a cosmopolitan midfield partnership with the New Zealand born Flutey.
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At parish and local levels, greater ecumenical activities would benefit all Christians.
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The letter was sent by the ecumenical Church of Ireland group, Catalyst.
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Catholic Church in France holds an ecumenical service for Jews and Protestants.
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The Calvinist and Catholic authorities, ecumenical for once, heartily endorsed this condemnation.
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There is actually more ecumenical activity going on in Ireland than ever before.
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Could you not have been called by something rather less oecumenical?
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Numerous problems are now postponed till the oecumenical Council.
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The thought of an oecumenical council having its leading feature dislocated by my trifling experiment!
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An oecumenical council (called by the Latins the 8th) was convoked at Constantinople to decide this matter.
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Name the oecumenical creeds.
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Study co-author Richard Beasley said the results could change asthma treatment world-wide.
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In this fundamental difference lies the world-wide opposition of the two beliefs.
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Tax residents must declare their world-wide income and capital gains to SARS.
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There is a well-documented, world-wide correlation between poverty and high birth rates.
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The same may be said about the world-wide practice of the Eucharist.
Usage of worldwide in English
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Vector-borne diseases, including arboviruses, pose a serious threat to public health worldwide.
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Substance use disorders continue to be major medical and social problems worldwide.
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Today, Volkswagen said the software is present on 11 million cars worldwide.
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The report measures the level of economic freedom in 123 countries worldwide.
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Banks worldwide have been taking measures to offset risk amid the crisis.
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By contrast, renewable energy is dominating new investment in power generation worldwide.
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Roche said Tamiflu had been used in 50 million influenza patients worldwide.
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The original DS sold 145 million units worldwide to December last year.
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Introduction: Unscheduled hospital admissions are an increasing burden on health systems worldwide.
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The World Health Organisation has reported 57 cases of Tamiflu resistance worldwide.
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Claranova SA offers its products and services in approximately 100 countries worldwide.
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Unlike most other countries, the United States taxes its citizens' worldwide income.
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VW said excess diesel emissions impact up to 11 million vehicles worldwide.
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It has approaching 400 million users worldwide, its owners Tencent said recently.
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Events and educational activities take place all month to foster worldwide support.
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Cervical cancer remains a major worldwide health problem, especially in developing countries.
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