Sentence examples for contrast between countries from inspiring English sources

"There is an interesting contrast between countries not being willing to move on climate change in this venue and what they are doing on the ground," said Keya Chatterjee, the director of international climate policy at the World Wildlife Fund.

Though he did not name names, he clearly had in mind the contrast between countries like faster-growing Spain that pushed through reforms and stagnating France and recession-afflicted Italy where there has been little progress.

In order to address the great contrast between countries, present study has been concentrated on the vegetation dynamics across the border region.

The contrast between country and city, ancient and modern, was exhilarating, like having the Pennine Way start in London's Richmond Park.

By contrast, trade between countries at very different levels of economic development tends to create large classes of losers as well as winners.

Many songs make "comparison and contrasts between country and city girls," often with bawdy humor, Mr. Tripathy said.

The contrast between developing countries suffering from a lack of potable water and Sweden, that boasts clean tap water, couldn't be starker.

The 1951 epidemic exhibited geographic disparities in influenza-related deaths, as illustrated by the contrast between England and Canada (countries with high death rate) and the United States (low death rate).

The contrast between rich-country and emerging-market economic performance is not so evident in their stockmarkets.

It is common to hear Americans draw a sharp contrast between their country's religious order and that of Europe.So what exactly is the difference?

His empty promises of reform have made the contrast between his country's stagnant economy and the relative prosperity of its neighbours ever more embarrassing.The question now is how the president will react.