Sentence examples for most countries during from inspiring English sources

This picture was not true of most countries during the Cold War, and it is certainly not true today.

While male unemployment may have increased in most countries during the crisis, the welfare system did not appear to contribute to this pattern.

Roller and co say that the rate of tweeting about beer increases dramatically in most countries during the games they play.

The primary reason for this is that routine AIDS testing is virtually absent in most countries during the long period -- it averages eight years -- when people don't know they have the disease because they have no visible symptoms.

Even with all that loosening of macroeconomic policy, output still fell sharply in most countries during 2008 and 2009; and even today, many have not returned to pre-recession levels of output.

A shorter working day was a major demand of trade unions in most countries during the latter part of the 19th century and throughout the first half of the 20th.

Most countries' riskiness dropped during 2000, with oil exporters faring especially well in the fourth quarter: Russia's risk rating fell from 63 to 59, and Oman's from 42 to 35.

In most countries I visited during his time in office, people would say "Obama!" and throw me a thumbs up.

Mexico's "deficit is the envy of most countries," Mr. Snow said during a joint appearance with Francisco Gil Díaz, Mexico's finance minister.

Most countries will exit deflation during Q4 2009 and Q1 2010 as the base effects of 2008 fade.

Also, downturns are rarely perfectly synchronised across countries, so even if most countries contract at some stage during a two-year period, global GDP growth may not turn negative.