Sentence examples for instances of countries from inspiring English sources
The phrase "instances of countries" is correct and can be used in written English
You could use it to refer to examples of different countries, such as "There are many instances of countries that have adopted democratic systems of government."
There have been several instances of countries raising tariffs, within the limits of their WTO commitments.
And while there have been a few instances of countries seeing a net decline in GDP in 2015 (such as Russia), most are projected to improve, just not as quickly as the U.S.
Schroders traces its roots back to 1804, when it traded in the tobacco, cotton and sugar markets; Cazenove started out as a stockbroking firm in 1823.The European Union and Japan agreed to start talks on a free-trade pact, thelatest instance of countries trying to establish trading arrangements outside the auspices of the listless World Trade Organisation.
We note that the instance Tripoli related to the city level is associated with two instances of the country level: Libya and Lebanon.
"Russia and China are of the opinion that such kind of report will only drive Iran into a corner," they wrote in the note, which was obtained by The New York Times and is a rare instance of those countries commenting jointly.
For instance, a minority of countries may report administration costs of active programs in the PES category (see note to Figure 6).
More prosperous countries seem to have lower rates of church attendance, although America the best instance of a country of competing sects rather than a state religion is a conspicuous exception.
For instance: "There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare".
Matthew Smith points to Finland as a rare instance of a country moving in the other direction.
But Mr Sanusi's tumultuous exit is another instance of the country's squandered potential.
Eritrea is a rare instance of a country that has, since 1993, imposed a tax of 2% of annual income on its expatriates.
