Sentence examples for heterogeneous countries from inspiring English sources

But the best answer may be that as more and more ethnically heterogeneous countries adopt (with American encouragement) the combination of economic openness and political democracy, their rationale simply falls away.

"I knew from the very beginning that putting all these heterogeneous countries together would not work," said Wilhelm N ng, a member of the Bundesbank governing council before the establishment of the European Central Bank who is now a professor of economics at the University of Hamburg.

"I knew from the very beginning that putting all these heterogeneous countries together would not work," said Wilhelm Nolling, a member of Germany's Bundesbank governing council before the establishment of the European Central Bank who is now a professor of economics at the University of Hamburg.

Though extant literature is mostly dominated by cross-country studies covering a wide range of heterogeneous countries, a growing number of country-specific studies have investigated the urban-rural disparities in child malnutrition.

Finally, from a methodological point of view, our work is related to [22] where the link between economic openness, pollution, and income is analyzed by applying the Vector Autoregression methodology (VAR) to cross-section data of heterogeneous countries.

The former force discourages regions to secede, to take advantage of the economic benefits induced by large country size.23 The latter force encourages regional breakup as it is difficult for large and heterogeneous countries to have their policies match with the preferences of everyone, especially regional groups.

The United States is a huge, heterogeneous country with deep social, racial, and economic fissures.

We were always a heterogeneous country, but we lived together in peace.

America is a huge, heterogeneous country with relatively low levels of political participation.

"The third element is the ability to communicate in our diverse, heterogeneous country with a variety of constituencies," Mr. Eizenstat said.

Culturally, Belgium is a heterogeneous country straddling the border between the Romance and Germanic language families of western Europe.