Sentence examples for nation studies from inspiring English sources

Each of these points of view is stated with clear positions, waging debates with each other in a tit-for-tat manner, breaking the dull and inactive situation of many years in the academic field of "nation studies" (Ma Rong, 2015).

Most of the single nation studies were conducted in South Africa (n = 7) and Brazil (n = 7), followed by Thailand (n = 3).

Business schools around the nation study Webvan's overly ambitious rush to the biggest IPO to date in Silicon Valley, as a prime example of what to avoid doing while scaling," Relan wrote.

Business schools around the nation study Webvan's overly ambitious rush to the biggest IPO to date in Silicon Valley, as a prime example of what to avoid doing while scaling.

According to a 2006 British study, Americans gave 1.67% of GDP to charity, more than any other nation studied, more than twice the second place British figure of 0.73%, and around twelve times the French figure of 0.14%.

Hollow triumph Court radical Managing conflicts ReprintsAs the authors of these 15 nation-by-nation studies show, the voters who are mobilised constitute a loose "coalition of pessimists": blue-collar workers who have lost their jobs or fear they soon might; semi-skilled workers threatened by the new technologies; traditionalists of all sorts threatened or alarmed by new values and social mores.

In diverse populations in both developed and developing nations, studies have found a mild to strong relationship between food insecurity and obesity [ 35, 36].

With the current high prevalence of diabetes and the predicted dramatic increase in the number of individuals with diabetes in many developing nations, studies of outcomes of diabetes, particularly morbidity and mortality become of prime importance.

The watchdog group Transparency International recently named Iraq the fifth most corrupt country in the world, out of 180 nations studied.

One 12-nation study found Americans the least likely to discuss politics with people of different views, and this was particularly true of the well educated.

With 15.4% of British children falling into that category, the UK ranked seventh from bottom of a list of 24 industrialised nations studied by Unicef.