Sentence examples for many less developed from inspiring English sources

In a paper much reprinted and anthologized, Ian Maitland (1997) argues that sweatshops constitute for many less developed countries an important rung on the ladder to economic development.

[Excerpt] In the last few years, many less developed countries have suddenly and apparently to their surprise found themselves with too many (relative to the absorptive capacity of their economies) rather than too few workers with intermediate educational attainments.

Such a turnaround would help lift the United States' standing in the world, where it falls well below many less developed nations in the percentage of women in parliaments.

For many less developed countries, these are the features of enhanced proliferation resistance and increased robustness of barriers for sabotage protection that may ensure the progress of nuclear power.

Plunging birth rates will significantly slow population growth in many less developed countries as well.

The fertility drop in many less developed countries hasn't dipped below replacement levels yet, but it's heading there fast.

Many in less developed countries — especially in the Arab world — agree that Mr. Obama will not carry out their wishes regarding American policy toward Israel and much else, and so they shrug off the results as ultimately making little difference.

As a result, low-income individuals in industrialized countries and many in less developed economies will have significantly limited access to affordable medicine.

Sadly, too many other less developed countries cannot take advantage of the rise in the world's growth of creative industries.

An endoskeleton is internal and present in all developed animals, as well as in many of those less developed.

Tolerance has become something of a founding mythology for western developed nations: our tolerance is regarded as a mark of our superiority over many less tolerant, less developed nations around the world.