Sentence examples for hot spot countries from inspiring English sources

The UN Millennium Project has identified the "hot spot" countries in the world with the highest number of malnourished people.

Researchers first became aware of these problems in so-called hot spot countries like Bangladesh, where arsenic levels in water can top 1 part per million.

Although there is no firm evidence that this was due to the wedding, the United Kingdom was listed as a hot spot, with the country accounting for 11% of online activity.

OO West Nile Infections Slam California West Nile virus infections are soaring in California, fueled by a drought that experts say has helped make the state the country's hot spot for the potentially fatal disease transmitted by mosquitoes.

On sites like jiwire.com, you can type in your location and find a list of nearby paid or free hot spots in 30 countries.

Monthly membership will also be available for $19.99 per month, and will include access to any of AT&T's 70,000 hot spots in 89 countries around the world.

No matter how loudly babies scream or how scruffily teenagers dress, they won't be an embarrassment or even noticed at this sprawling, 180-seat hot spot with its high ceiling, country music, bare tables and floors and happy din.

With the requisite ingredients in place -- the beautiful room, the well-trained staff, the superb food -- his ability to finesse customers into friends made Nick & Toni's a perennial hot spot in one of the country's most competitive markets for top-dollar dining.

One hot spot continues to be the country's flourishing high-tech industries.

For global brands, which are forever chasing the cheapest labor costs from country to country, Bangladesh has been a hot spot, especially as wages have risen in China.

— THE actor Thomas Haden Church has a theory about how this city 65 miles northwest of San Antonio in the Hill Country became a hot spot for out-of-towners.