Given the sentence:
New restaurants are appearing all over the place.
If I change this sentence using "There is no" structure, the possible answers are:
1.There is no place where new restaurants are not
appearing.2.There is no place in the world where new restaurants are not appearing.
According to question, I am not sure whether my answer needs to add "in the world" after place or not.
Best Answer
The idiomatic phrase you are using
is synonymous with
however, the extent is dependent on context.
Usually, if one wants to refer to the entire world one might use