Sentence examples for less well off countries from inspiring English sources

Insights from the research are written from the South African perspective, to highlight the benefits that a middle income country can derive from doing comparative research with less well off countries in the same region.

But while richer nations are able to rally more resources and deploy them more effectively in disaster areas, less well off countries struggle to protect their land and people from the wrath of nature.

Again the less well-off countries are sometimes the origin of cheaper ways to use the technology.

In most less well-off countries people find their money goes further than market rates would suggest because non-tradable goods are cheaper.

But the meeting agreed that while changes are needed in research, regulation and funding to speed progress on new drugs for intractable cancers, a great deal could and must be done now to tackle cancer in less well-off countries where children and women, in particular, are dying of preventable and curable diseases.

For others, preparing hagiographic documents is a day job, the way they make a living.To mitigate the danger of favouring only the rich, the Cardinal's department already exercises some positive discrimination (in its allocation of time) in favour of proposals from less well-off countries, and it welcomes voluntary donations to support the cost of poor-world applications.

The program aims to help early-career scientists build successful labs in less well-off countries, and to promote strong ties between international scientists and HHMI Investigators.

Since 2007, the European Molecular Biology Organization has been offering Installation Grants to help less well-off countries in Europe attract talent back home.

Despite India's growing economic power and successive governments who paid serious attention to increasing food supply, children in that country remained smaller than those in less well-off countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

Some 40m people in less-well-off countries are currently waiting for fixed-line telephones.

The European Union in particular aims to help scientists in less-well-off countries get on board by supporting only multinational research projects in its Framework Programme.