Sentence examples for continent which has from inspiring English sources

It is just the latest nightmare to spring from a continent which has produced most of the problems "during my lifetime".

European officials also exchanged pointed comments about the need to create euro-bonds as a way to pay for bailouts of struggling countries on the Continent, which has added pressure on the bond market.

Historically, there has been little flu surveillance on the continent, which has many more serious diseases to track, though South Africa has a laboratory that regularly reports cases to the W.H.O.

Health experts fear that the world's poorest continent, which has poor health care and millions already weakened by Aids, would be unable to cope with Sars, with devastating consequences should the virus spread there.

Cellphone Boom in Africa: A Technological Revolution The privatization of telephone monopolies in some African nations has made the continent, which has an average of just one land line for every 33 people, the world's fastest-growing cellphone market.

A rich, productive continent, which has produced arguably the most decent societies in human history, is tearing itself apart because its elite insisted on embarking on a dubious monetary project, and now can't bring itself to take the steps necessary to give that project a chance of working.

The prime minister has abandoned plans to deliver the speech on the continent, which had been intended to show his commitment to Britain's membership of the EU.

Like the single market before, it was conceived primarily as glue to bind Europe more closely together, tie Germany's prosperity to that of its neighbors and prevent a third world war from the Continent, which had brought us two.

"We must end the senseless conflicts and wars on our continent, which have caused so much pain and suffering to our people," Mr. Mbeki said in his speech today.

This rush to the west is a fallout from the ancient divisions of the continent, which have led to the association of everything "west" with civilisation and culture, and everything "east" with barbarism.

In doing so, they accidentally encountered the vast riches of that continent, which had not in any way figured in their calculations, and found themselves in astonished possession of land, gold, diamonds and ivory.