Similar words: worldwide, world wide web, World Wide Web Consortium, world war, world war 1, world war 2, world war i, world war ii. Meaning: adj. 1. involving the entire earth; not limited or provincial in scope 2. spanning or extending throughout the entire world 3. of worldwide scope or applicability.
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(61) In the past decades since the start-up of the Intelsat system, technology developments have led to considerable changes in the world-wide satellite transmission system.
(62) Moth damage, a world-wide calamity to wool, was effectively prevented by the finishing with nationally made Antimoth TAW-AM.
(63) But even this remote prison has not escaped the world-wide frenzy over the escapades of Harry Potter and his friends at the Hogwarts School of Wizardry and Witchcraft.
(64) For Swiss luxury watchmaker Piaget, the shop at Wynn Macau is its most successful world-wide, said Ms. Switzer.
(65) U.S. stocks represent less than half of the total value of equities world-wide, and yet American investors keep more than 70% of their stockholdings here at home.
(66) Contractual jurisdiction has been accepted as an world-wide recognized principle in the modern international community.
(67) envisioned as a decentralised world-wide information space for sharing machine-readable data with a minimum of integration costs"?
(68) The sour cherries and sweet chocolate are so good together that one can understand why this has become one of the most desired cakes world-wide.
(69) Electricity lamp has found world-wide applications since it was invented.
(70) World-wide glacial event in an ice age not only contributes to eustatic sea level changes but also penetrates to the shelf carbonate environments and sedimentation coeval low latitude area.
(71) Folk-tour resources are characterized by their world-wide, regional, collective,(http://sentencedict.com/world-wide.html) enlightening and isolative features.
(72) Especially nowadays with the world-wide economic hold back, you see dull employee faces with forged smiles.
(73) To quote Mr. Malkin, branding elevates the Empire State Building to a world-wide standard of excellence.
(74) The FAI logo[sentencedict.com], comprising an image of an eagle in white on top of a golden Earth is superimposed on a background of pale blue meridians and parallels symbolising FAI's world-wide reach.
(75) Growing demand for air travel also has led to a tight market for pilots world-wide, which threatens to stifle the industry's growth.
(76) The dollar volume of world-wide and U.S. deals jumped significantly from August, up 58% and 79%, respectively.
(77) Chopin's Polonaise dance music has exerted far-reaching influence on the development of music on the world-wide scale and rendered us plentiful inspirations.
(78) A total of 295 firms raised $42 billion world-wide, compared with 274 that raised $51.5 billion in the first quarter, according to data tracker Dealogic, a 18% decline in dollar volume.
(79) We fix attention on the world-wide markets after entered into the WTO. We are making every effort to exploit more advanced products and more perfect services.
(80) 'Every study decreases the estimated benefits, ' of a world-wide trade agreement says a senior EU official.
(81) It only seemed natural when the much anticipated English-language album, "Just No Other Way", debuted world-wide on February 29, 2000, making her the first Chinese singer to go international.
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