Sentence examples for countries surviving from inspiring English sources

I started by pointing out that the last ten years had been a huge success (expansion of NATO and the European Union, all countries surviving the financial crisis) and that Russian hard power and mischief-making in the region was, on balance, diminishing.

In many countries, surviving the first year of life is already an achievement.

Those countries survived drastic budget consolidation without devaluing their currencies.

Lagarde now leads the International Monetary Fund, which exists, in large part, to help countries survive such catastrophes.

The organisations that were designing and implementing the reforms had, in some countries, survived changes of government and even coups.

I want the G20 meeting in London to act to help developing countries survive the economic crisis.

The ethnic groups that suffered most in both arrangements were, not surprisingly, German and Hungarian speakers.Both countries survived the second world war under similar regimes allied with the Soviet Union.

The majority of premature babies in high-income countries survive, but a lack of basic and cost-effective care such as breastfeeding support, warmth and treatment for infections means the chance of survival is reduced in low-income countries.

For atoll island countries like mine lying less than two metres above the rising oceans, the ambition and architecture of the new agreement will play a big part in determining whether our countries survive into the second half of the century.

Half of premature babies born at 24 weeks in developed countries survive, whereas half of babies born in developing countries at 32 weeks will die.

Despite the vast literature on the ICT sector in developing countries' research on small software firms is limited and we do not know how export-driven small software firms in developing countries survive, and if and how they access global opportunities.