planet-wide adj.

A planet-wide sentimental spree over the revival of the monarchy and the marriage of the beautiful and popular princess.

With only coal and oil—just combustion or electric power—where'd they get the energy to build a planet-wide canal system, thousands and thousands of miles of 'em?

Handing over a planet-wide empire to a successor is not a thing to be undertaken in a day or two—normally.

After a million years or so of bashing in each other’s brains with bigger and better weapons, the human animal had finally achieved a fairly uniform, stable, planetwide civilization.

The only way you'll ever know how a planetwide complex of them will perform is by building it.

His own planet, Waldemar, was a frosty place with a planetwide winter for three-quarters of the year, and on Sempoanga he erupted with great gusto into eternal tropical summer.

A fundamental rebuilding of the whole Metaverse, carried out on a planetwide, corporate level.

I won prizes for playing the conscree, and travelled to Sobrianna, the major city on Terne to take part in planetwide competition.

An advertising executive discovers that he is actually living in a virtual world designed to stop people knowing of a planetwide apocalypse.

The gas-giant filled the sky, so close that its rotund bulk took on the appearance of a vast wall, its belts and zones of tearing, swirling, ever-eddying clouds looking like colossal contra-rotating, planet-wide streams of madly coloured liquid caught whirling past each other under perfectly transparent ice.

Although, on the other hand, if we can mobilize enough broad support to become the first visible planetwide polity…

We knew it was there, but whatever systems Carl used to turn our biosphere into a planetwide computer were too elegant for us to even perceive. You’d almost think it wasn’t there, which I guess is the point.