Sentence examples for most countries as from inspiring English sources

Last year, California auto dealers reaped $83.4 billion in total sales, easily the highest nationwide and more than the annual government expenditures for most countries, as well as almost 14 times the annual gross domestic product of Afghanistan.

Unlike in most countries, as much as four-fifths of the construction spending in China depends on public works projects, which are likely to continue regardless of what happens to interest rates.

For instance, M-Pesa (M for mobile, pesa is Swahili for money) a mobile-phone money transfer service which Vodafone offers in Africa, with network partners Safaricm and Vodacom in most countries, as well as in Asia and Eastern Europe.

Additionally, the album's lead single "All I Want for Christmas Is You" was the best-selling single of 1994 in Japan, where it was certified the "Million" award, The single achieved similar success around the world, where it reached the top-five position in most countries, as well as re-entering many times throughout the years.

If such research confirms a causal relationship, it may help to predict future impacts of the rising inequality that most countries, as well as US states, have suffered over recent decades [17], [18].

In most countries, as well as in Belgium, there is no explicit ICER threshold.

Comparable organizations exist in most countries worldwide, as well as regional organizations like E.M.D.R. Europe (www.emdr-europe.org), E.M.D.R. Asia (www.emdr-asia.org) and E.M.D.R. Iberoamerica (emdriberoamerica.org).org

From this study it could be concluded that the numbers of sampling sites within Europe and most participating countries as well as within most of the landscapes covering Europe are sufficient.

Tularaemia is a disease which occurs only in the Northern hemisphere and in most countries presenting as isolated cases.

Most European countries — as well as Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, New Zealand and Singapore — have lower rates of infant death than the United States.

However, most European countries, as well as the United States, endeavour to assess property according to its fair market value.