Sentence examples for lives in developing from inspiring English sources

The island sends tens of thousands of doctors abroad to save lives in developing nations.

"It's undisputed that wireless technology has had a far greater impact on people's lives in developing countries than the Internet," Mr. Forestier said.

But it is also part of a dismaying pattern: Neo-puritans are threatening abortion rights, replacing teaching about contraception with preaching about abstinence, and destroying programs that save women's lives in developing countries.

Four years after contracting the meningococcal disease that nearly killed her, the British scientist is now leading the pursuit of a low cost instrument to measure bacterial growth, which could save thousands of lives in developing countries.

Four US presidents have won the award, Theodore Roosevelt (1906) for his work mediating the end of the Russo-Japanese war; Woodrow Wilson (1919) for his work setting up the League of Nations; Jimmy Carter (2002) for his work campaigning for international peace and the improvement of lives in developing countries, and Barack Obama (2009), for… well, no one's quite sure.

The majority of the world's population lives in developing countries and each country experiences its own unique social, political and environmental issues (United Nations 2013).

Although most people suffering from inequality live in developing countries, she said inequality was also becoming more visible in developed countries, especially in Europe.

85% of the population will be living in developing countries, which will seek to raise the living standards of their citizens.

Increasingly, the people affected by tobacco live in developing countries.

Yet 15% of millionaires live in developing countries too.

There are 1 billion disabled people in the world and 80% live in developing countries.