Sentence examples for more affluent countries from inspiring English sources
In more affluent countries, breast-feeding actually was associated with a slight increase in the risk for eczema.
We execute a structured cross-continental review of underuse in social-ecological systems of regions that contain more affluent countries to frame a global research agenda on underuse.
Long sought for wigs and toupees, human hair is now in particularly high demand for hair extension procedures in more affluent countries.
Vietnam started culling birds last spring in a two-mile radius around infected flocks, a smaller radius than China, Japan and other more affluent countries use.
The trial showed that the practice of giving rapid fluid resuscitation to children in shock, which is common practice in more affluent countries, did more harm than good.
That is almost twice the proportion of people with similar wealth in more affluent countries such as Kuwait, the US and Sweden.
The latter, planned for the relatively more affluent country of Malaysia, will serve a broad swath of society.
On scouring CARRS data, investigators have found that chronic diseases in South Asia don't always present as they do in more-affluent countries.
By contrast, in more-affluent countries, there is some emphasis, particularly but not exclusively in the largely English-speaking democracies, to reduce administrative formalism associated with bureaucracy, diminish the number of rules, and increase discretion and performance accountability lower down in organizations.
In more unequal affluent countries, people on average consume more water for personal use – or are far more wasteful over their use of water.
Vietnam's continued poverty, especially compared with more affluent, capitalist countries in East Asia, has made it a bargain, aside from the air fare.
