Sentence examples for problems of countries from inspiring English sources

Re "Old, in the Way and Hard at Work" and "Demographic 'Bomb' May Only Go 'Pop!"' (Week in Review, Aug. 29): The problems of countries where the population is aging and growing more slowly may be difficult, but they are problems of adjustment for mostly industrialized and wealthy nations, not problems of survival.

"The problem of countries with former robust economies is the lack of young workers for their industries and inadequate support for their aging population.

The central problem of countries with low per capita output is that they have not as yet succeeded in making use of their potential economic opportunities.

Ford, along with unions and many Democratic lawmakers, remains unhappy that the deal failed to address the problem of countries unfairly using currency exchange rates to boost trade.

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Furthermore, international collaboration in research helps capacity building in developing countries and makes national problems of developing countries more observable [ 41].

The call to shift health research priorities from problems of industrialized countries to those affecting populations in developing countries is not new.

"China is still a poor country that faces many of the problems of rich countries with far more resources," Mr. Mao said.

During the boom years before 2008 they made huge loans to countries in Southern Europe, and today many banks remain vulnerable to the problems of those countries.

Because of Germany's great size, its slowdown is aggravating the problems of neighboring countries.

The World Trade Organization has said it is committed to addressing the problems of developing countries.