Sentence examples for context of a developing from inspiring English sources
Again, both studies, though informative as to the strategic management modes small enterprises are likely to take, were undertaken in developed countries with none being done in the context of a developing country.
This study examines the occurrence and spatial patterns of creative industries in the context of a developing country, specifically Indonesia.
This paper explores effects of urban the built environment on traffic accidents in the context of a developing country.
Findings of this study have significant implications for designing safer highways in mountainous areas, particularly in the context of a developing country.
But the studies done until now have inadequately represented the effect of socio-economic stratification on the relationship between built environment factors and non-motorized transport (NMT) mode choice, which is important in context of a developing country like India.
Using a unique and manually collected city-level dataset for the period from 2005 to 2011 in China, our empirical results confirm the role of FDI as an important external knowledge source in the context of a developing country.
However, the study was also conducted in the context of a developed country.
In the context of Ghana, a developing country with high levels of poverty, it is not surprising that wealthier households have healthier babies.
The decision not to put the indisputably bigger story about the banking crisis on the front page was obviously an editing error and the Guardian wasn't the only newspaper to make it but, in the context of a rapidly developing story that got bigger and bigger as the week went on, did it really matter to readers that it wasn't on the front page on Monday morning?
"The purpose of IC on the Record is two-fold: first, to enable the Intelligence Community to respond with factual, on the record information in the context of a rapidly developing situation and second, to put this information more readily into the hands of the American public.
This study of early development outcomes was conducted with 1344 children in 47 schools and has examined special educational needs in the context of a typically developing population.
