Sentence examples for economies of developing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zhong said that "the basic stability of the renminbi" was generally beneficial, because "a great surge in the value of the renminbi would hurt the economies of developing countries, especially the least-developed countries".

The development of biofuels could fuel the economies of developing countries, reducing the desperation that produces deforestation by illegal logging, cattle ranching, and subsistence farming.

Other comments referred to the impact of HIV/AIDS on the domestic economies of developing countries, thereby threatening their political and social development.

That mechanism is not undisputed, since it involves questions of intervention in the economies of developing countries, which may have an impact on the economic development of those countries.

The EC noted, however, that subsidized agriculture in the developed countries can have adverse affects on the economies of developing countries and that interventions may be necessary to "shield" a targeted industry from the dumping of excess products which may negatively affect its economic viability and development.

Tourism, good and bad, supports economies of developing nations.

With the economies of developed nations stagnant, some are pleading poverty as an excuse for inaction.

Of these, sport fisheries and related tourist industries are becoming increasingly important to the economies of developed nations.

In particular, little is known about small businesses as customers, despite their significant contribution to the economies of developed nations.

Coal helped build the economies of developed countries and so it must be the right choice for the rest of us.

Although the phenomenon of urban sprawl contributes greatly to various sectors of the economies of developed countries, there are several economic costs.