Sentence examples for countries in contrast from inspiring English sources

Most poor countries, in contrast, have weak cancer infrastructure.

The more developed countries, in contrast, have seen their fertility rates fall from low to unsustainable.

Latin American countries, in contrast, tend to have much lower saving rates.

At the same time, he said it was offering a comprehensive approach that emphasized working with other countries, in contrast to the Bush administration.

But the Shabab are exploiting the issue of heavy shelling in an attempt to turn the Somali public against the peacekeepers, who are from Uganda and Burundi (two mainly Christian countries, in contrast to Somalia, which is nearly all Muslim).

Its position will be bolstered by a surging economy that is generating trade surpluses with China for several Asian countries, in contrast to the record trade deficit between China and America that is fuelling so much of American public fear of a looming China threat.Farther afield, China came close last year to driving a wedge between America and the European Union.

But many Americans fear that their country, in contrast, is rushing ahead with too little thought.

Spotlighting a heavily white Scandinavian country in contrast to countries with heavy black populations led to plenty of inescapable conclusions — for just about everyone except Nielsen, it seemed.

WILL Norway remain the odd man out, the only Scandinavian country, in contrast to Denmark and Sweden, that stays outside the European Union?

His supporters have made much of his service for his country, in contrast to President George Bush, who was excused Vietnam duty.

This led, among much other controversy, to a virtual ban on him and his work from many Catholic dioceses, not least in this country; in contrast, any visitor representing liberation theology seemed welcome.