Sentence examples for In backwardness from inspiring English sources

The Middle East remains a region mired in backwardness.

I am referring to the belief that, due to colonialism and western hegemony, the Muslim world, which was once a good and joyous place to raise children, has become mired in backwardness.

It is almost Luddite in its backwardness.

By contrast, the populous south remains locked in poverty, backwardness and neglect.

But I realise that it is in the backwardness of India that lies the possibilities of development.

Congress is the party that allowed India, despite the manifest talents and enterprise of its people, to languish for so long in economic backwardness.

The wait was so long a full century passed after Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox in 1865 before the South would rise again for just one reason: race.Race kept the South fixed in economic backwardness and one-party politics, and only with the liberation of southern blacks could the liberation of southern whites follow.

The British had invented the thing and by 1918, despite constant official indifference and high command hostility, led the world in tank expertise by a huge margin -- only to let momentum then so flag that at the beginning of World War II, Britain's tanks led the world only in their backwardness.

Intrawest sees opportunity in the backwardness.

Kavanaugh's interpretation of it is exceptional in its backwardness, attempting to wring the complete opposite conclusion from what has been accepted for more than a decade.

"Any modernization in the verses means backwardness in the principles," Abu Hamza al-Mazri, an influential Egyptian sheik who preaches from a mosque in northeastern London, said in an interview.