Sentence examples for increases developing countries from inspiring English sources

As the global prevalence of diabetes increases, developing countries will experience 80% of the burden (1).

"Tax abuse by multinational corporations increases the tax burden on other taxpayers, violates the corporations' civic obligations, robs developed and developing countries of critical resources to fight poverty and fund public services, exacerbates income inequality, and increases developing country reliance on foreign assistance," said the group.

At today's rate of population increase developing countries will have to build the equivalent of a city of a million people every five days from now to 2050, says the report.

The New Delhi-based Research and Information System for Developing Countries points out that Bank analyses showed a successful conclusion of the Doha Round would, by 2015, increase developing country income in total by $16 billion a year -- less than a penny a day for every person in the developing world.

"Even modest increases in developing countries' share of the world export market will massively outweigh any conceivable increase in aid," the Oxfam report said.

The report said energy consumption was increasing in developing countries because of increased trade, growing internal markets and strong commodity prices.

As the prevalence of diabetes and obesity in women of reproductive age increase in developing countries [ 15, 16], a corresponding increase in macrosomic births may be expected.

Although the highest prevalence rates of childhood obesity are observed in developed countries, obesity is also increasing in developing countries [ 1].

The level of alcohol consumption is reported to have decreased in developed countries, but it has been increasing in developing countries (2).

4 In contrast to the decreasing trend of lung cancer incidence in developed countries, its incidence continues to increase in developing countries, especially in China.

Caries experience has declined in developed countries, and the prevalence of caries is increasing in developing countries as youth dietary patterns change [ 9].