Sentence examples for developing counterparts from inspiring English sources

In comments made to the state-run media, Jiang Yu, a spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, suggested that Britain was seeking to "shirk the obligations of developed countries to their developing counterparts and foment discord among developing countries, but the attempt was doomed to fail".

The finding on day 6 is suggestive that in the control group, hatched blastocysts, which have shown the best development, have no more epiblast cells than their more slowly developing counterparts.

Developed countries have as much to learn from this as do their developing counterparts.

However, industrialised countries still have much higher levels of fat consumption – often more than double their developing counterparts.

Research shows that individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, struggle with emotional competence as compared to their typically developing counterparts.

In contrast, fewer of their developing counterparts (37%) and only a small handful of lagging organizations (8%) benefit from such research.

Typically, economists compare the U.S. against other industrialized nations since developing countries typically grow faster than their developed counterparts.

Across the board, government and household debt levels are meaningfully lower in emerging markets when compared to their developed counterparts.

Advanced ITSM sites are far more likely to have seen such benefits 49% of advanced sites have achieved cost savings, versus 28% of their less developed counterparts.

Debt Levels Across the board, government and household debt levels are meaningfully lower in emerging markets when compared to their developed counterparts.

According to new research by Tomas Hellbrandt of the Bank of England and Paolo Mauro of the International Monetary Fund, global inequality is actually falling, as poorer emerging countries uniformly grow much faster than their developed counterparts.