Sentence examples for Underdeveloped regions from inspiring English sources

Few studies included underdeveloped regions or minority groups.

As Buzi implies, we have enough land and underdeveloped regions of the world.

Mostly these are in remote and underdeveloped regions, because economic development destroys the works of nature.

Conversely, for underdeveloped regions, universities should emphasize local technological demand rather than blindly pursue international collaboration.

Economically underdeveloped regions were intensively afforested, nevertheless environmental conditions are favourable to technical development.

Since rice is a staple food for about two-thirds of the world's population, largely in underdeveloped regions, this is not good news.

The debate has now taken the obvious turn: why should rich countries mutually support underdeveloped regions if this could also be done through national allocation of funds?

"Can we not attempt on a global level what any successful industrialized country does to help its most disadvantaged or underdeveloped regions catch up?" he asked.

In his 1957 study "Economic Theory and Underdeveloped Regions" and elsewhere, he suggested that a Scandinavian-style model was not only good social policy but smart economics.

"The nutritional needs of adolescent girls have been largely neglected, especially in underdeveloped regions of the world," reported nutrition NGO One Goal last year.

More people from underdeveloped regions are enrolling in the country's leading universities, thanks to 185,000 government places allocated to students from these areas this year.