Sentence examples for large majority of countries from inspiring English sources

In a large majority of countries, a tripartite healthcare system has emerged with diverse roles of the public, social insurance, and private sectors, varying degrees of population coverage and separation of functions (Mesa-Lago 2008).

According to the same report, the large majority of countries with a serious shortage of health workers are located on the African continent.

The large majority of countries in Latin America do not have accurate information on the numbers and distribution of the health workforce.

To date, all 193 WHO member states have formally pledged to invest in eye care and the large majority of countries have formed VISION 2020 committees and drafted national eye care plans [ 4].

While such effects occurred in one third of the countries, it should be noted that in the large majority of countries, trends for low affluent boys to be less at risk than high affluent boys became apparent, even if these did – sometimes barely – miss levels of significance.

A large majority of European countries, 86 per cent, have some form of mandatory reporting, 77 per cent of African countries do, 72 per cent of Asian countries and 90 per cent of the Americas do," he said.

You weren't surprised to see in the Observer that the revenue from ticket and merchandise sales now totals £10.8bn, more than any other film franchise, making the Star Wars empire "richer than the large majority of African countries".

Between 1950 and 1975, the large majority of African countries gained independence.

It wasn't Donald Trump who presided over the creation of a secret military of 70,000 elite troops cossetted inside the larger military, special-ops personnel who, in recent years, have been dispatched on missions to a large majority of the countries on the planet without the knowledge, no less the consent, of the American people.

This organisation has been implemented in a large majority of European countries.

For sub-Saharan African countries, the regional (population- based) ratio is only 0.55, and ranges from 0.61-0.64 for the remaining regions, suggesting extreme under-reporting in the large majority of these countries.