Sentence examples for one specific country from inspiring English sources

Second, some studies on interdependence between different assets focus on interdependence in one specific country but seldom conduct a comparison of interdependence between various asset markets in different regions, especially the comparisons between developed and emerging markets.

Yet, it is not possible to use GDP variation to estimate the effect of migration to one specific country since this instrument only represents an overall pull effect.

Aside from the Nokia Ovi Store (29.4%), only a small proportion of apps are tailored to one specific country in the other vendors' apps stores, including iPhone (5.2%), iPad (3.4%), Android (4.9%) and Windows Phone (3.5%).

Some of the examples mentioned in Table 1 help to clarify how the degree of coverage criteria is operationalized: For instance, the 1961 recruitment agreement between Germany and Turkey is treated, from the German perspective, as targeting only part of a migrant group, as it is covering only low-skilled workers from one specific country (case 4 in Table 3).

However, it is clear that countries like China look to one specific country as their primary inspiration--America.

And that would be a continuous threat to any progress that's been made in one specific country.

As one might expect, the politics associated with defining and measuring progress becomes sharper when focusing on specific countries.

To avoid bias towards one specific European country and because the pattern of responses were similar, the data from the two Macedonian sites was collapsed to one.

For more in-depth investigation, analysis had addressed only CBRC patients from one specific home country, such as the UK (Culley et al., 2011; Hudson and Culley, 2011), Germany (Bergmann, 2011) or Italy (Bartolucci, 2008; Zanini, 2011).

When determining which channels to use, MSI considers the efficiency and reach of each one within the specific country context.

Due to the variety of destination and countries of origin of the respondents it is difficult to generalize findings or to show patterns of diaspora engagement for one specific destination or country of origin.