Sentence examples for performance of nations from inspiring English sources

Prakash Loungani has an interesting (but fairly technical) presentation on one of my favorite subjects: comparing the performance of nations within the euro with performance of states within the United States.

When the worldwide competition is about the attractiveness of innovation systems, such knowledge is important for comparing the innovation performance of nations to other economies.

The economic growth fueled by the growing in size of trade and investment in the region despite the various results of the performance of nations become visible in recent years.

It has since become a widely used resource for researchers studying factors influencing entrepreneurship, identifying the link between entrepreneurship and the economic performance of nations and regions, the interplay between institutions, entrepreneurship and development, as well as the different types of entrepreneurship.

Others studies [3], [4] analyzed the Olympic performances of nations through their medals number and showed the effect of historical and geographical factors.

Performances of "Nation of Heat" (the title cut from his highly praised, word-of-mouth EP venture), "Hymn 35" - "I am the day, I am the dawn, I am the darkness coming on" - and "Unsophisticated Heart" set the mood.

Further, as Dani Rodrik of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard points out, the economic performance of authoritarian nations is either very good or very bad.

More important, in my view, the West is beginning to recognize, if slowly, that it too bears some responsibility for the inferior performance of poor nations.

The latest deficit, $3.4 billion above the December level and 25percentt larger than the 1999 monthly average, suggested that the booming American economy is still overwhelming the forces that would narrow this imbalance, mainly a rebound in the economic performance of other nations that buy American goods.

Each Report Card presents and analyzes league tables ranking the performance of rich nations against critical indicators of child well-being.

Each Report Card presents and analyses league tables ranking the performance of rich nations against critical indicators of child well-being.