Sentence examples for most troubled countries from inspiring English sources

It is creating economic pain in the most troubled countries.

Prices of government bonds in many of the most troubled countries began to rise.

In Europe's most troubled countries, there was little sign of a turnaround in growth.

Both had healthy public finances before the crash, and yet are now among the most troubled countries.

Many of the most troubled countries have yet to make changes that economists say would spur growth.

The central bank and O.E.C.D. reports could also sharpen the debate about what, if anything, policy makers could do to stimulate lending in the most troubled countries.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 11 - The national elections, so long in coming, seem to have brought a fragile peace to the most troubled country in the hemisphere.

Plans by the euro zone's most troubled country, Greece, to restructure its debt with private bondholders led Standard & Poor's on Monday to cut its long-term ratings to selective default.

(Peru's Alberto Fujimori later obtained still another reelection but by slightly more-questionable tactics). At the turn of the millennium, the most troubled country, politically, was Colombia, where a democratic regime had lost control over much of the national territory to illegal drug traffickers, leftist guerrillas, and counterguerrilla paramilitaries.

The Sunni triangle -- bounded by Ramadi and Falluja to the west, Tikrit to the north and Baquba to the east -- remains the most troubled area in the country.

Transparency International ranked Croatia as the 62nd most troubled nation out of 176 countries in its 2012 corruption perception index, which ranks countries based on how corrupt their public sector is perceived to be.