Sentence examples for developing when it comes from inspiring English sources

Add two World Cups in Russia and Qatar, and a certain theme seems to be developing when it comes to the world's biggest sporting events.

That opens an obvious window for mobile music services, but monetization is a huge challenge since Asia is less developed when it comes to paying for digital content and piracy reigns supreme.

While the Mac's system software wasn't fully developed when it first came out, many saw it as superior – or potentially superior – to Microsoft's OS.

Multinational technology corporations tend to steamroll developing nations when it comes to the development of standards, but they do so at their own peril.

The US has fallen behind some developing countries when it comes to creating financial services aimed at serving the poor.

Haiti is one of the most vulnerable developing countries when it comes to natural disasters and the most exposed country in the region (Heger et al. 2008; Briguglio 1995).

Girls out of school South Sudan ranks near the bottom among developing nations when it comes to primary school enrolment, with about 1.3 million children of primary school age out of school.

Yet it also stands out from other developed countries when it comes to resisting secularisation.

The UK fares better than many other developed countries when it comes to economic and other measures of well-being.

Yet despite Australia's record of success, we now languish near the bottom of the pile among developed countries when it comes to spending on preventive health measures.

This week it quoted us £125 to cover a 100-year-old spending a week in the US, which tends to be the world's most expensive developed country when it comes to things such as medical treatment.