Sentence examples for depressed nations from inspiring English sources

Naturally, capital from wealthier but depressed nations is flowing in their direction.

But he has already put himself directly on the record as to his interest in helping to uplift the depressed nations.

With all of these risks being taken, there's bound to be some flops in the bunch (everyone is still depressed over Nation Wide's reminder that children die).

Federal deficits, which have hit records under President Bush, have also depressed the national savings rate and increased the nation's need to borrow money from abroad.

Corruption is an evil that can depress the nation's mood and sap its progress.

If he sounds too gloomy, he could further depress a nation desperate for any sign of progress.

The changes come amid a spike in foreign and domestic tensions that might arrive as a welcome — or manufactured, as some have suggested — diversion for a nation depressed by a long stretch of economic hardships brought on by the collapse of oil prices and Western economic sanctions for Mr. Putin's adventures in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.

He became so depressed by the state of the nation that on June 6 1815, he committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor.

Developing countries, led by Brazil, are anxious to overhaul this system, which they say encourages overproduction and crushes the livelihood of their farmers as products subsidized by rich nations depress global food prices.

Dr. Afifi said he was depressed and humanity was disappointed; nations were acting each to further its own interest, not the cause of people generally.

A minister wanted to know why the nation seems so depressed.