Sentence examples for considered underdeveloped from inspiring English sources

During the last 10 years, globalization brought wealth to corners of the world previously considered underdeveloped.

A detailed count of all the recipients of our aid suggests at best that no more than 50% goes to what we still could call "underdeveloped areas". Yes, Egypt, Jordan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, could roughly be considered underdeveloped, but we all know that is not why they get such a big chunk of our aid.

Facilities for wine tourists in Oregon are considered underdeveloped compared to wine regions in California, especially premium growing regions like the Napa Valley AVA.

For most of its history, the frontier town of Santa Elena de Uairen was considered an underdeveloped outpost deprived by distance of the goods and services available on the coast and the interior.

Data are on a Likert scale from 1 to 7, where 1 represents the port infrastructure considered extremely underdeveloped and 7 represents efficient by international standards (see http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IQ.WEF.PORT.XQ for details).

This landscape is increasingly being flattened and more evenly populated with scientists, students, institutions, initiatives, and data resources in countries that previously were considered scientifically underdeveloped.

Increasingly, they are turning to Europe, which they consider an underdeveloped market that has avoided the worst of the Internet boom and bust.

There are, therefore, various reports and statistical evidence showing that many alpine regions and their forests can no longer be considered marginal or underdeveloped.

Mr. Ellis said the St . James Groupstill considered Roehampton to be underdeveloped, especially considering its access to south and central London and the capital's need for housing.

Clinical research on borderline personality disorder is alarmingly underdeveloped considering the prevalence and costliness of this disease [ 4, 5].

They considered him to have very underdeveloped ability to make rational decisions and weak mental health.