Sentence examples for critical developing countries from inspiring English sources

Arsenite has the greatest impact on human health in a few critical developing countries where natural geological formations contain hazardous levels of As.

The program "is central to our trade agenda and critical to developing countries' continued growth and development," the trade representative, Ron Kirk, said in a statement.

Challenges between urban development and heritage conservation are more critical in developing countries since new constructions threaten historic urban areas.

Open access web-based geospatial tools are particularly critical in developing countries lacking GIS software and expertise.

And that's critical for developing countries, which arguably have more leverage at the WTO, where a single country can shut down negotiations if it determines that the risks of a deal outweigh the potential benefits.

This is particularly critical in developing countries, where three major factors converge – comparatively higher proportion of young people in the population, disproportionately high burden of youth-related health problems, and greater resources challenge.

Thus, sludge management is becoming an unavoidable problem and in the near future the situation will be much more critical in developing countries like Bangladesh.

Language relating to 'loss and damage' which is critical for developing countries has been removed.

Perhaps more critical in developing countries is privacy in the field setting.

At this critical juncture, developing countries and their peoples look to us gathered in Busan to be part of the solution to the challenges they face.

This planning and evaluation is critical in developing countries where the majority of health services are provided through national programs and the limited funds must be used efficiently and effectively (1– 4).