Sentence examples for biggest nations from inspiring English sources

The financial gap between the biggest nations and everyone else is huge.

America's trading partners expected more of President Obama, who signed a declaration against protectionism at the summit of the biggest nations in April.

"That will be an axis of democracy of the two biggest nations in our region, from the north to the south, from the Black Sea down to the Nile Valley in Sudan".

But that's not the most glaring exception it makes for its biggest nations, since one lucky second-place team is exempted from the ignominy of playing another two games before reaching the competition.

It will be a polite way to acknowledge the profound cultural ties between the world's two biggest nations – and the fact that, while China may have invented paper and gunpowder, it didn't invent Buddhism.

Wales finished second in Group B, behind Belgium, to reach their first major tournament since the 1958 World Cup finals and can now look forward to rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest nations in world football in France.

Sudan became Africa's biggest nation, and perhaps its most dysfunctional: a forced union of mismatched parts.

Before the country split into two, Sudan was Africa's biggest nation, and perhaps its most dysfunctional: a forced union of mismatched parts.

But it exemplifies what an odd place to do brand-building the biggest nation still is.

Analyst Paulo Sotero looks at the challenges she faces in governing Latin America's biggest nation.

Among those, India is on track to be the biggest nation on earth, but can its economy maintain the momentum?