Sentence examples for nations in the developing world from inspiring English sources

It is called Viagra Jet, and Pfizer says it may also market it to other nations in the developing world, if not the United States.

With water shortages around the world, there's growing interest in that approach, so Haiti may become a model for other nations in the developing world.

The spread of western methods of intensive farming to China and other nations in the developing world is threatening to incarcerate billions more animals in factory farms.

In 2003 came the first successful human space flight, and in recent years Chinese scientists have mastered the manufacture and launching of communication satellites, many of which are sold to nations in the developing world.

These two countries are prime examples of the transition many nations in the developing world are undergoing as they become more fractured and urbanized, and poorer in basic resources.

The United States was the leader not only in arms sales worldwide, but also in sales to nations in the developing world, signing $29.6 billion in weapons agreements with these nations, or 70.1percentt of all such deals.

Over the last four years, China has purchased more weapons than any other nation in the developing world, signing $10.4 billion in deals from 2001 to 2004.

Greenhouse gases stay in the atmosphere for decades, and many nations, especially in the developing world, are contributing growing levels of emissions.

Advanced nations invested in the developing world largely to extract oil, coffee, bananas and other resources but created few new jobs or industries.

Headquartered in Athens, it sells in 26 nations, many in the developing world.

Consequently, understanding the dynamics of state failure and strengthening weak nation-states in the developing world assumed new urgency.