Sentence examples for from the less developed from inspiring English sources

Park (2012) studies more than 70 countries around the world, from the less developed Bangladesh to the developed United States for the period 2002 2004.

Many of the effectiveness and some of the resource use values used in this analysis are derived from estimates or standards obtained from developed countries in the absence of data from the less developed regions analysed.

Out-of-pocket payment, as a percentage of annual household living consumption, has continued to rise, particularly in the rural population from the less developed region (6.1% in 2000 to 8.8% in 2011).

"In effect, advanced economies were borrowing large sums from the less developed world.

He appeared unpleasantly surprised that treaties created reciprocal rights which foreign investors from the less developed treaty partner could use against European governments.

There's Bat Katanga, fresh from graduate school in Britain; his boss, General Bazooka, who is, like the illiterate Amin, from the less developed north; and the British-born mercenary Robert Ashes, a latecomer to Amin's wild ride, who as the president's confidant becomes one of General Bazooka's rivals.

About 40percentt of the dietary fat in the developed countries comes from isolated fats and oils, with 60percentt obtained from basic foods, whereas in the less developed countries most of the dietary fat is obtained from fruits, cereals, vegetables, dairy products, and meats, and relatively little is consumed in the form of isolated fat products.

The claim may be accurate in referring to many interactions between agents from the richer, developed world and agents from the poorer, less developed world.

In the last few decades, the global trend for industrial development has migrated from developed to the less developed countries.

Past the exit, NY 264 turns northeastward away from the freeway to serve less developed areas of Schroeppel.

Physically disabled students, low socio-economic urban groups, and marginalized groups (migrant workers moving from less developed areas to developed areas), as pointed out in the literature (Jacob 2006), are largely neglected in the discussion of fairness.