Sentence examples for poor regional from inspiring English sources

I exclude observations only for the North Caucasus region in the RLMS sample (Kabardino-Balkar republic) because of the poor regional data quality.

Overcrowding, poor regional design and hygiene due to poverty, dirty drinking water, rapid climate changes, and natural disasters, can lead to conditions that allow easier transmission of disease.

Yet this is likely to trigger fierce resistance on the streets, with protesters no doubt emboldened by the government's poor regional results.Maybe Mr Sarkozy will have to turn, for once, to his prime minister.

This has allowed me to lead the processes of change, change needed to address a long-standing environment characterized by awesome challenges: a collapsed economy, huge domestic and external debt arrears, dysfunctional institutions, destroyed infrastructure, poor regional and international relationships, and social capital destroyed by the scourge of war.

Unless GMG is prepared to actually fund some full time journalists here to investigate some of the real issues which afflict this country but never get attention (and I could generate a substantial list) then you are going to be simply reheating and rehashing stories - as some of this weeks stories have already done eg poor regional health services.

Especially young adults with low or no school certificates are expected to be more strongly influenced by poor regional conditions.

Among the mourners that day was an 18-year-old local boy called Selahattin Demirtaş, the second son of a plumber and his wife who had given their seven children as stable an upbringing as they could manage in the dirt-poor regional capital.

Earthquakes nearer the Japan Trench and its outer rise may have poorer regional solutions because of restricted azimuthal coverage and fewer closer stations.

The result of such self-serving greed is one of the poorest regional park systems in the country.

However, antigen detection assays have short-comings, and currently available culture-independent nucleic acid detection methods appear to lack the robustness and user-friendliness required for resource-poor regional settings [ 32].

Available data suggest that lymphadenectomy performed for clinically evident nodal disease is associated with more complications and poorer regional control rates than when the same procedure is done for microscopic disease.