Sentence examples for continent developing from inspiring English sources

These services are changing people's lives and countries' economies, as well as underpinning a thriving startup community across the continent developing an eco-system around these payment giants.

On every continent developing countries are experiencing similar increases in the prevalence of overweight and obesity within their population, particularly in urban settings.

The German foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, stressed: "We want to be there when this continent develops economically".

European voyagers reversed the course of evolution, in which the plant and animal life of each continent developed in isolation.

It's really a journalistic enterprise to witness and to record the voices of ten children as they grow up and as they develop and as their countries and their continent develops into something we know not what.

Bringing more large sporting events to Africa would help the continent develop sports policies, and at the same time optimize its peoples' chances of achieving competitive success.

The Renaissance and early modern period led to a newly adapted type of monarchy in Europe, with monarchs initiating voyages of discovery to other continents, developing new forms of mercantile trade, and, most of all, building mass armies and large government bureaucracies that represented innovative forms of political administration.

We're all communicating across continents, developing virtual relationships and connecting digitally without a thought of the distance between us.

A second group of the company's workers have been recruited from beyond the North American continent in developing countries like the Philippines and various African nations.

This mode of illicit capital flight is by no means restricted to one rogue Nigerian governor or even African leaders at large, nor is it the most important means by which capital leaves the continent (and developing countries generally) illicitly.

Although Serbia has been a crossroads since it was traversed by Europe's prehistoric Amber Routes (used for trade) between central Europe and the Mediterranean, it has lagged behind other parts of the continent in developing its transportation infrastructure.