Sentence examples for less advanced countries from inspiring English sources

Mr Murdoch, who sent his children to elite private schools, compared British education unfavourably to schools in less advanced countries.

"I remember the 1970's when there were more advanced countries, less advanced countries, but everyone was more or less going in the same direction," he said.

This is despite the fact that theory predicts substantial positive effects in association with a supposed technological superiority of MNCs relative to domestic firms, particularly in the context of less advanced countries.

Depending on the evolution of other factors, this circumstance represents an opportunity and a threat for less advanced countries.

While strong IPR regimes may be adequate for knowledge governance among advanced techno-dependent economies, more flexible protection is required to stimulate knowledge diffusion and to support more effective national science and technology (S&T) policies in less advanced countries.

We use digits instead of pieces of paper, and that makes us more vulnerable than less advanced countries to cyber attacks.

The idea is for students from a less technologically advanced country to receive training in an advanced nation or for students from a technologically advanced country to share their expertise with students and other scholars in a less advanced country.

Being Indian myself, and having gone through a path similar to D'Souza's in my own life, I feel that I can answer this question with some authority, and the answer is pretty simple: if there is one thing that D'Souza clearly wants more than anything else, it is the approval of those who he believes are superior to himself and the poor, less advanced country that he has left behind.

Many less-advanced countries have since established centres for the training of public administrators.

According to Carlota Perez' work, this is the moment when core markets become saturated and the set of technologies and financial capital moves toward the periphery: toward the less-advanced countries.

Its situation is symbolic of other less-advanced countries that may bog down in the dust of the revolution.