Sentence examples for many individual countries from inspiring English sources

What is concerning is that many individual countries are tracking lower than Catching Fire at the same point.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and many individual countries have also produced safety guidelines for people conducting research on lab-modified H5N1 viruses.

The Chinese government has preferred to work through the I.M.F., which China has tended to regard as a better credit risk and less politically sensitive than many individual countries.

In particular, the IPCC production accounting approach [3] has been applied to many individual countries or regions such as Northern US [14] and Ireland [13].

Facebook in its latest S-1 does not break out many individual countries but it does point to numbers for a few: it says that it had 45 million monthly active users in Brazil as of March 31 , 2012(Nielsen's figure: a lower 38 million).

Studies of the emissions embodied in trade have been done for many individual countries, finding that almost all high-income countries are net importers of embodied carbon.

Many individual donor countries have declared that they are now prepared to increase their financial support for smallholder agriculture, but are searching for the appropriate mechanisms to do so.

Many individual African countries have experienced declines in their U5MR rates, with most of these decreases having been 4.4% or more yearly, which is the rate of decline needed to meet the Millennium Development Goal of cutting by two-thirds the child-mortality rate between 1990 and 2015.

But today's push of flags, many for individual countries, seems to simultaneously align with Zuckerberg's idea of finding your community on Facebook, yet contradicts the view of the world as a unified global community.

Many individual and country specific variables were similar and correlated.

Since the launch of an organised movement for mental health to coincide with a high-profile 2007 series in The Lancet (4), numerous journal articles, special series, and reports have positioned mental health as an issue facing many individuals and countries around the world, reinforcing it as much more than a 'rich country problem'.