Sentence examples for large poor countries from inspiring English sources

Because many large, poor countries often use radio to help disseminate the basic principles of health and hygiene, the low access rate means that Afghanistan's government will have difficulty getting essential health information to many Afghans in the 37,000 villages, where more than 85percentt of the population lives.

The failure to reach consensus reveals tensions in Europe about starting talks with Turkey, a large, poor country that would be the first largely Muslim member.

"A large, poor country growing quickly will soon approach the productivity frontier".

A large, poor country will win as many medals as a small, wealthy country, assuming they have the same overall national income.

Critics say the union would have difficulty absorbing such a large, poor country and complain that Turkey's membership would open the doors for a potentially huge wave of Muslim immigrants.

The informal sector usually shrinks following spells of strong economic growth.Messrs La Porta and Shleifer argue that "informal economies are so large in poor countries because their entrepreneurs are so unproductive".

As things stand, large cities in poor countries are already testing our ability to prevent and control infectious disease.

Protectionism in wealthy countries has a disproportionately large effect on poor countries, because the biggest barriers are on farm products and labor-intensive products like textiles.

Although by and large rich and poor countries' banks are not lending to, or borrowing from, each other directly, there is a symmetry to the figures that is not entirely coincidental.

However, as well as a religious leader, the pope is a head of state, and the state and organisation of which he is head has been responsible for: Opposing the distribution of condoms and so increasing large families in poor countries and the spread of Aids.

Expanding the club to take in a large, poor and Muslim country would dilute French influence.