Sentence examples for country environment from inspiring English sources

"If they are troubled London families bringing them into a country environment would be completely unsuitable for them and their neighbours," one resident wrote.

Daniel really wanted to live here for a time and I came to see what would be beautiful about living here, about what would be great about bringing up our kids in a very country environment where I could get a lot of writing done.

While these findings are consistent with a role of source country environment, they could plausibly result either from the effect of culture or social capital.

To distinguish between the two, we turn to the distinction discussed earlier that culture represents an impact of source country environment on beliefs or preferences, and social capital represents an impact on productivity or wages.

In terms of empirical studies, the researches reviewed herein and several others consulted did not show clearly how various outsourcing strategies affect the performance of SMEs in terms of profitability and also in a developing country environment like that of Nigeria.

However, factors relating to the country environment and context should not be assumed to be uniform across all respondents.

While results indicate a negative direct influence on NSI, they consistently show a strong moderating effect that counterbalances the negative impact of political instability, especially in those developing country environments where science and technology are lagging.

Few poor countries are democracies, and few of those are fully fledged ones, with broad equality of power and genuine accountability.The improvement in rich countries' environment has been closely correlated with the growth of democracy in those countries.

This further suggests that the host-country environment may be closely linked to individual trust of second generation-immigrants.

The variables summarising the host-country environment are: crime rate; segregation; perceived inequality; income inequality; unemployment rate; GDP growth; density of population; and female labour force participation12.

Our first contribution is to expand on the literature that focused on trust of migrants in European host countries (Dinesen 2011, 2012b) and assessed the respective importance of home-country culture and the host-country environment on trust of second-generation immigrants.