Sentence examples for inability of the developing from inspiring English sources

The maldistribution of fertilizer stems partly from variations in natural endowments, but mainly it is a result of the inability of the developing countries to invest adequately in fertilizer production.

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Their inability to do so now stems at least in part from an increasingly diverging view, compared with Washington's, of what is needed to combat the threats and poverty of the developing world.

The widespread inability of public utilities in the developing world to provide clean water is one of the strongest arguments in favor of privatization.

The global need for temporary housing may be expected to increase due to multiple factors: increasing severity of natural disasters resulting in large number of displaced peoples; an increase in the number of climate refugees as a result of a changing climate; and the inability of developing countries to provide sufficient infrastructure in pace with their rapid population growth.

The inability of governments in developing countries to meet their needs forces them to rely on or create their own informal infrastructure.

Inadequacies include the inability of developing countries to access pertinent international research literature and knowledge bases (either as contributors or users), the inability to access new information technologies, and the inability to ensure closer links among the research community, health service managers and health policy makers.

These changes may account for the inability of the host to develop protective anti-parasite antibody responses and the lack of development of an effective B-cell memory response against parasites with variant antigens.

The inability of the body to develop antibodies to invading bacteria may result from infection with HIV, which invades white blood cells primarily monocytes, macrophages, and helper T lymphocytes.

We speculated that this could be due to the poor development of the lymphoid tissues in these mice rather than the inherent inability of the HPCs to develop into lymphoid cells.

The project aimed to give a $100 laptop" to millions of children in the developing world, but its inability to impact educational outcomes left many branding it a failure.