Sentence examples for impoverishment in developing countries from inspiring English sources

There is substantial evidence that ill-health is a major cause of impoverishment in developing countries.

This is particularly concerning as out-of-pocket costs for medicines tend to be the second largest family expenditure item after food in developing countries [ 33], resulting in equity and impoverishment implications, together with creating barriers for universal coverage.

In developing countries, production of cereals doubled.

"But in developing countries it is different.

Greater production in developing countries;2.

That is especially true in developing countries.

In developing countries.

99% of these occur in developing countries.

Yield and profit gains are higher in developing countries than in developed countries".

Most are in developing countries.

Science and Technology Collaboration: Building Capacity in Developing Countries.