Sentence examples for nations is beginning from inspiring English sources

Oil consumption in developed countries has dropped for the last three years, and there are signs that the growth in energy demand from developing nations is beginning to slow.

Recovery underway Burundi, which is one of the world's poorest nations, is beginning to recover in the aftermath of an ethnic civil war which killed hundreds of thousands of people.

Financial leaders from rich nations are beginning to feel the heat, and they are touting their own anti-poverty strategies.

Since Latin American nations are beginning to get their true democratic bearings, he argues, now would be a good time for old hands at stable democracy — particularly in Washington and Europe — to come off the bench and enter the game.

While others nations, predominantly developing nations but even some of the richest oil-exporting nations, are beginning to have food shortages and becoming more and more dependent on imported food from the United States, giving it more and more power.

Island nations are beginning to be overtaken by sea level changes and it is our energy consumption and waste that is driving that change.

Individual nations are beginning to note the effect of fishing on seamounts, and the European Commission has agreed to fund the OASIS project, a detailed study of the effects of fishing on seamount communities in the North Atlantic.

88 Some migrant-receiving nations are beginning to appreciate the impact of chronic illnesses in migrants.

Mr. Obama acknowledged that while economic indicators suggest the nation is beginning to move out of its deep recession, those figures are not reflected in the lives of ordinary Americans.

But in a recent speech to New York investors, he seemed almost contrite, saying that the confidence of American investors, which Ecuador desperately needs, is being restored because the nation is "beginning to change".

8.15am: Andrew Jolly, my partner in crimes against the Australian nation, is beginning to get the wobbles after Brett Badger's robust assault: "We (the British) are going to look right stupid a bit later on if we all fall off [our bikes].