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121. A worldwide network of short-wave stations with directional aerials was established, fulfilling Marconi's dream of global radio communication.

122. Typically, these messages travel over the Internet, where they reach a worldwide audience.

123. That strategy also includes sharply curtailing corporate banking to focus primarily on its biggest customers worldwide.

124. The deutsche mark rose 2. 94 percent against other currencies worldwide in 1995.

125. Through his worldwide correspondence Miller had gained tangible results and rare commendation from the Apothecaries.

126. Prevalence of human papillomavirus in cervical cancer: a worldwide perspective.

127. In the social context, drugs such as caffeine, sugar and chocolate are well accepted and much enjoyed by millions worldwide.

128. Less need for travelers' checks at many destinations because of the growing availability of automated teller machines worldwide dispensing ready cash.

129. He has, with more than 30 victories worldwide, come a long way.

130. That is one of its central ideas and one of the reasons for its worldwide success.

131. There has been worldwide protest against the ban on girls' education.

132. But if all goes well, it is projected to climb to 1 million a year to meet rising worldwide demand.

133. The company previously announced worldwide sales of $ 14. 8 billion.

134. Both universities have medical schools, hospitals, clinics and research centers of worldwide repute.

135. They credited the unusual cooperation among businesses and governments worldwide to address the issue.

136. The company is the latest casualty of the worldwide recession.

137. The effort potentially could have a major impact on apparel industry working conditions worldwide.

138. More recently, the demand for fast breeder reactors has seemed less urgent as worldwide supplies of uranium have become more plentiful.

139. Banks, through modern communications and worldwide correspondents, provide assistance to customers engaged in international trade.

140. And where would the trigger for worldwide revolution come from - advanced economies or those still in the process of industrialization?

141. The message promised that the agency would retain its name, autonomy and management while giving the firm worldwide capabilities.

142. In the meantime, cellphone use worldwide surges.

143. The chemist has won worldwide recognition.

144. Ernest Hemingway is a worldwide famous American novelist.

145. The International Labor Organization estimates that renewable energy could generate up to 20 million new jobs, if it were to represent 30 percent of the worldwide energy output.

146. Benny Goodman, the clarinet player who looked like a banker but whose sound swooped and soared like a bird, led a band that sparked a worldwide craze in the 30s.

147. Cancer drugs have been the biggest category of drugs in terms of sales worldwide since 2006 and in the United States since 2008, according to the market researcher IMS Health.sentencedict.com/worldwide.html

148. PAS is a leading supplier of software products and consulting services to the process industries worldwide and has been delivering value to customers around the world since 1993.

149. Tobacco mosaic is a severe worldwide disease and capable of greatly reducing tobacco quality and yield.

150. The North has set it sights high, declaring last month the zone could one day become a worldwide trade and investment center linking Northeast Asia with Europe and North America.