Sentence examples for many nations that from inspiring English sources

Many nations that receive I.M.F.

I cannot think of too many nations that have hanged their elected prime ministers.

Portugal, which cross-references by taking an average of the five cheapest prices of a drug in other countries, is one of many nations that do this.

People are reading books about Islam, learning about women's literacy movements, getting at least a basic grasp of the problems of many nations that were merely names before.

With the dissolution of the Soviet Union, many nations that had been propped up by Washington or Moscow were suddenly abandoned, and some collapsed.

The report also found that many nations that opened their doors widest to foreign trade saw income accrue mostly to the rich.

Iceland, unlike many other nations that went mad for credit, still has many things going for it: a low average age of 37, highly educated workers, a nearly positive birthrate, overfinanced pension funds and abundant natural resources.

The war affected Australia in many ways, although arguably not as greatly as it did the many European nations that were more directly involved.

The requirement, which has been in the works for years, is not unlike rules in many developed nations that ask users to present credit card data or other proof of identification to buy cellphone numbers.

Unlike many wealthy nations that will see their populations stabilize or decrease in coming decades, the United States, the world's third most populous country, is expected to grow — to to 420.3 million by 2060 from 315.7 million people today.

The threat of legal action has delayed the auction and led to the UK trailing many other nations that already have fast-speed 4G services up and running.