Sentence examples for coming countries from inspiring English sources
A Britain that wants to maximise its future prosperity will seek to be part of the future of coming countries such as Vietnam.
Areas that are rapidly losing young families and low rates of migration among educated migrants are the American equivalents of rapidly aging countries like Japan; those with more sprightly demographics are akin to up and coming countries such as Vietnam.
And as the eurozone has found (it didn't take a genius to see this problem coming), countries that run rule-breaking deficits are not well placed to pay big fines as a penalty for doing so - not without borrowing more and running a bigger deficit.
It's a situation with unforeseen consequences for the traditional players but also for up and coming countries like Venezuela, a medium-sized nation which has now chosen to insert itself into the wider geopolitical milieu.
But soon, no doubt, they will all be living in gated communities, just as the rich do in Brazil and Pakistan and other up and coming countries with no middle class, just a class of rich owners of land and capital, on the one hand, and the poor unemployed or near-slave laborers, on the other.
(Mushi L, Marschall P, Flessa S, The cost of dialyis in low- and middle-income come countries. Submitted).
Few studies have, however, investigated this relationship focusing on pregnant women in low in come countries [ 11].
Progress, if and when it comes, will come country by country.
