Sentence examples for many countries used from inspiring English sources

"So many countries used to look up to us to see how we were investing in youth development," Hamm said.

Voters in many countries used the poll to express their dissatisfaction with their incumbent governments.

Rape law in many countries used to be in the same category as property theft, committed by a man against another person.

Many countries used soaring oil revenues to buy weapons, but a sharp drop in the price of oil has cast doubts on their ability to continue heightened defence spending.

"Early socialists in many countries used to warn: 'Don't paint nationalism red!' But that is exactly what Loach does here, with dispiriting if not disturbing implications for his view of Ireland, or of Britain, today".

3.3, TETRA has expanded in many countries, used as a major communication mean for public safety and emergency response.

In practice many countries use a combination of these systems.

In many countries, using a camera or taking notes can get you into trouble.

Yet "the positive has outweighed the negative," he insists, "because many countries use it to defend themselves.

The International Criminal Court, nearly all American states and many countries use a sex-neutral definition of sexual assault.

Nottingham University education officer Matt Styles explained, "In many countries using GPA, the first year does count towards the degree, and for many every year counts as equal.