Sentence examples for a range of developed from inspiring English sources
This paper examines the role that social attributes environmental and labour conditions play in product choice across a range of developed and emerging economies.
It's a section where a range of developed thoughts and opinions have a place to be heard; and so it is definitely worth questioning and being skeptical (not cynical) to maintain the integrity of what goes opposite the editorial page.
Commitments comparable to the UK's have been made by a range of developed and developing countries: Germany in terms of medium-term emissions reduction; China and the US against a 2005 baseline on the basis of carbon-intensity; the US, Japan, the EU and Mexico in terms of 2050 commitments.
This paper describes a model that we developed to estimate productivity costs due to premature mortality for a range of developed and emerging countries around the world.
Intel will also highlight technologies and mobile devices targeted at "a range of developed and emerging market segments," including smartphones, tablets and Ultrabooks.
We selected 29 countries to be included in the model based on their geographic diversity, and also to represent a range of developed and emerging countries.
We investigate the impacts of political instability and pro-business market reforms on national systems of innovation (NSI) across a range of developing and developed countries.
Then, in that last section, a range of developing areas within human geography which deploy or connect with ideas of dwelling are discussed, including hybridity, performativity, nonhuman being, and process views of place and landscape.
To date, guidelines have been developed for providing first aid in a range of mental health related crises and for a range of developing mental illnesses [ 24- 31].
While this effort moves forward in a range of developing countries, said Mr. Lob-Levyt, "we need to do a lot more in some of the poorest".
Firstly, active screening for hearing disorders has been suggested as an effective strategy to increase case detection, and a number of studies in a range of developing countries have shown its feasibility in combination with provision of hearing aids [ 2].
