Sentence examples for a share of developing countries from inspiring English sources

As a share of developing countries' GDP, net inflows went up from 6.7% in 2006 to 7.5% last year, a much more modest rise.

Table 1 reflects this decline in the share of developing countries, of approximately 10 percentage points from the 1960s until the end of the century.

"If the global economy were to slow down more sharply, a significant share of developing country debt incurred since 2008 – not only debt issued and held within the borders of individual economies, but also cross-border debt, including debt accumulated by private residents and governments – could become unpayable and exert considerable pressure on the financial system.

Furthermore, it is important to utilise the welfare state's resources effectively, as sickness benefits constitute a significant share of developed countries' spendings.

During the year a number of developing countries showed a willingness to accept their share of the burden to avert climate chaos.

A major problem of developing countries has been the absence of investors able and willing to buy shares.

Between 1985 and 2005 the urban share of the population of developing countries rose by eight percentage points.

We call on governments of developing countries to share their experience and create a better environment for children".

Through sharing and analyzing the experience of developing countries in their odyssey of space capacity-building, the difficulties can be negotiated and the vicious circles can be broken.

Egypt shares most of the environmental problems of developing countries.

Despite their strong statements about the importance of developing countries getting their fair share of tax, when it comes to assigning decision-making power, political leaders suddenly develop amnesia.