Examples of using While the world in English and their translations into Chinese
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China's official air quality standard is 35mcg, while the World Health Organisation recommends an annual average of no more than 10mcg.
While the world praised him as a leader, Romanov began putting his plans in motion.
While the world has taken great strides in understanding the importance of solar energy, much still needs to be done.
While the world's media were aware that Russia was developing the missiles, these tests come much earlier than the original projected date of 2018.
While the world is plunged in darkness, there will be light in every dwelling of the saints.
Next year, while the world goes into recession, Iraq is likely to enjoy 10% GDP growth.
While the world had changed a great deal since 1992, Agenda 21 remained vital.
While the world has implemented more checks and balances for CLOs than it did for CDOs before the crisis, the trend remains deeply worrying.
Who were these people who could live so placidly while the world fell into an acute global environmental crisis?
While the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings.
While the world's rivers do have salt in them, they don't taste salty like the ocean.
While the world fretted about Lehman Brothers, German investors worried about the state of their own banking system and people feared for their savings.
While the world speculates about the launch of iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, a Chinese telecom giant has practically confirmed the two Apple smartphones.
While the world we see is in some sense“real”, it is not located at the fundamental level of reality.
While the world has avoided a global conflict, many unresolved disputes and conflicts remain around us, challenging the values and aspirations of humanity.
While the world has changed, we are forever mindful of the original purpose of these structures: nations working together to safeguard a hard won peace.”.
While the world produced enough food for the global community, inefficient and mismanaged systems were hampering the ability of supply to keep pace with demand.
But while the world's aid system funnels millions every year towards tackling infectious diseases in poor countries, comparatively little is spent on chronic diseases.