Sentence examples for emerging developing from inspiring English sources

Castro's Cuba was an early member of the Non-Aligned Movement, the first attempt to mobilise the emerging developing countries for a political purpose.

In 1996, the year before the Asian financial crisis began, economies designated by the IMF as emerging, developing and newly industrialised ran a collective current-account deficit of $78 billion.

Tables 4 and 5 show the difference and system GMM estimation result of developed, emerging, developing and all countries specified in specification (1), (2), (3) and (4), respectively.

The study results demonstrated that the family education of senior pre-school children paves the way for aggressiveness emerging, developing and reinforcing itself as a personality trait, creating a genuine need for it to be diagnosed and corrected.

Unlike Copenhagen where the dark December clouds precipitated a final rift between the industrialized developed world and the emerging developing world, COP 21 in Paris witnessed a different kind of international coalition-building where informal organizations like The Most Ambitious Coalition comprised of developed and developing countries organically formed to ensure a successful conclusion.

This focus on target expression in mature tumors is moot since prophylactic vaccination requires effective targeting of proteins expressed in the emerging developing tumor perhaps as early as the initial dysplastic stages and not in the fully evolved primary and metastatic tumors.

The terms vary concerning emerging, developed, or international markets in matter of sales or supply market.

After several centuries of Germanic immigration, new identities and cultures began to emerge, developing into predatory kingdoms that competed for power.

While it is not suitable for historians to speculate on the future of humanity, they can nevertheless try to ascertain -- in the present and the near future -- sufficiently coherent tendencies, out of which emerge developing potentialities.

Since then, a number of visions have emerged, developed both in policy documents [2, 3, 62] and by powerful coalitions of stakeholders and experts [5, 6].

As the system appears, emerges, develops and grows (or evolves) we see some number of smaller microstates or degrees of freedom selected from a larger initial set.