Sentence examples for most developing economies from inspiring English sources

Myanmar does too, though it starts from a lower base than even most developing economies.

There are signs of overheating; most developing economies are grappling with, and so far failing to defeat, the inflationary effects of high oil and food prices.

The good news is that most developing economies are strong.

India, like most developing economies, faces a chronic shortage of medical doctors.

Eighty percent of water in most developing economies is used for agriculture.

According to Pingali et al. ([2005]), smallholder farmers in most developing economies find it difficult to participate in markets because of numerous constraints and barriers.

But the gain to the migrant himself is enormous; better than any improvement most developing-economy workers can hope to achieve in their home country.

However, these declines were offset by increasing emissions in most other Asian developing economies and the Middle East, said the IEA.

In most fast-developing economies outside sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in Asia, a major reason for rising incomes is new economic activity in towns: the development is largely an urban phenomenon.

Unless there is concerted global action to protect the revenue bases of both developed and developing economies, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) developed by the United Nations are unachievable.

There are problems here for both developed and developing economies.