Sentence examples for more advanced developing from inspiring English sources

Usaid decided the agreement did not apply to condoms since some went to more advanced developing countries.

There was talk at the weekend of one or two of the bigger and more advanced developing countries taking part or of a pilot scheme that would explore whether poor countries could join in the fullness of time.

There was talk at the weekend of one or two of the bigger and more advanced developing countries taking part in a pilot scheme to explore whether poor countries could join in the fullness of time.

Rich countries are willing to make extra efforts to reduce barriers in sectors such as textiles, but they want the more advanced developing countries to do the same.But most developing countries are reluctant to expose their domestic industries to more international competition.

Rich countries and the more advanced developing countries have agreed to cut tariffs on products from the poorest nations.

In more advanced developing countries, establishing ambulance transport systems is more feasible, but still requires considerable expertise and planning.

To move beyond its reliance on agriculture, economists say, Africa will ultimately have to do what other developing regions of the world have done and build a base of manufacturing around its low labor costs, luring jobs away from the developed and more-advanced developing nations.

An unexpected number of the more advanced fetuses developing from 8-cell stages reconstructed from the progeny of one or other or both products of the E second cleavage division had undergone clockwise (c) rather than counter-clockwise (cc) axial rotation so that both the tail and umbilical cord lay to the left rather than right side of the trunk (Fig. 3).

Early proboscideans developed longer mandibles and smaller craniums, while more advanced ones developed shorter mandibles, which shifted the head's centre of gravity.

The lumen of the seminiferous tubules is where sperm cells of more advanced stages develop.

While many beginning wheelchair fencers rely on muscle and aggressive methods of fencing, more advanced competitors develop technique and timing as their strong points.