Sentence examples for prominent developing countries from inspiring English sources
The accompanying charts look at trends in the most prominent developing countries — Brazil, Russia, India and China, the so-called BRICS — and four major developed regions, the United States, Britain, the euro zone and Japan.
Much depends on whether the G20 group of prominent developing countries can forge a common position.
Although health inequalities have most often been documented in wealthy countries, recent studies have made it evident that inequality in health and health care is also a prominent problem in developing countries [ 28, 34- 36].
Of these groups, the first holds prominent recognition among researchers in both developed and developing countries while the second and third are inadequately researched especially in developing countries.
The increasing burdens of obesity and diabetes are two of the most prominent threats to the health of populations of developed and developing countries alike.
Despite insistence by prominent academic authorities and developing countries that the money should not only be public but mostly in grant form (to avoid further burdening poor countries with debt), this is not being taken seriously by donors.
nA prominent example of reinvention in developing countries is the motorbike, which is often modified to meet user needs such as transporting crops or passengers or acting as a mobile workshop.
The focal outcome of the analyses is that the traditional socio-economic variables considered to be highly prominent in determining life expectancy of developing countries were not significant in the context of Nigeria.
STDs are, as outlined above, prominent risk factors for infertility in developing countries.
Traffic conditions in developing countries are characterized by two prominent phenomena—(1) heterogeneous vehicle types and (2) weak lane discipline.
Bus safety is a major concern in developing countries where bus transport assumes a prominent role in assuring adequate and affordable accessibility to the vast majority of the population while promoting urban and rural development [25].
