Sentence examples for countries prone from inspiring English sources
In countries prone to high inflation, a stable exchange rate helps to anchor prices.
Thus the operation is safe enough for a power station to be located even in countries prone to natural hazards.
The war, which ate the budgets of two very poor countries prone to drought, has left many displaced people and destroyed towns.
In all, having a neighbour at war reduces economic growth by about 0.5% each year.Give peace a chanceSince countries prone to civil war are poor, stagnant places, anything that promotes growth ought to help.
Adopting a policy called Dollar Diplomacy, Taft hoped to persuade American private bankers to displace European creditors in the Caribbean area and thereby to increase American influence and encourage stability in countries prone to revolution.
In the absence of a universally binding and verifiable agreement to abolish war, the best option is to deter those countries prone, by their history or by the policies of their governments, to resolve disputes by resorting to war.
That is enough to cause serious problems in a country prone to catastrophic flooding.
Optimism is difficult in Pakistan, a country prone to misfortune that judders from one crisis to another.
The challenge now is to agree on how that would work in the context of Nepal, a country prone to earthquakes and landslides.
After studying water science and management in the Netherlands – another low-lying country prone to floods – Okello began to understand Mozambique's problems in a new light.
It is a country prone to seasonal tropical thunderstorms, and the majority of deaths happened in the first half of the rainy season, between June and August.
