Sentence examples for developing nations of the world from inspiring English sources
The agricultural sector continues to play a dominant and strategic role in the development and growth of most developing nations of the world.
The developing nations of the world are going to be hit hardest by climate change.
The biggest sticking point continues to be the fierce argument between the developing nations of the world and the richer countries about how the pain should be shared.
The burden of tuberculosis disease is greatest in the developing nations of the world, although the effect of imported disease is observed in low-incidence tuberculosis regions, represented predominantly by high-income countries.
The incidence of abdominal pregnancy ranges from 1 : 1000 to 1 : 30,000 depending on the community but is most commonly seen in developing nations of the world [ 2, 3], which represent approximately 1 1.4% of all ectopic pregnancies alone [ 4– 6].
In 1988, I included the following line in a cover story on global warming for Discover magazine: Even as the developed nations of the world cut back on fossil fuel use, there will be no justifiable way to prevent the Third World from expanding its use of coal and oil.
"The emergence of India as a self-reliant country in the field of guided missiles upset all the developed nations of the world," Mr Kalam wrote in his autobiography, "Wings of Fire".It is hard for opposition politicians to object to a national hero as president, though many would like to.
While the developed nations of the world spend huge amounts of money trying to eek out just a little more efficiency from traditional solar panels made from silicon, an industrious young lad from Nepal has figured out how to use human hair to get 9V of electricity from the sun.
The populations of the developed nations of the world exhibit an increase in blood pressure with age, while in primitive societies blood pressure remains relatively constant throughout adult life.
