Sentence examples for rapidly developing world from inspiring English sources

The big challenges aren't on Britain's railway infrastructure, they're in the cocoa plantations, mine shafts, oceans, and the tropical rainforests of the rapidly developing world.

Danger and threat are not coming from within these many habitats (Madagascar, we are told, is a "a fragile island of wonder and mystery") but from the human world that impinges on them ("the threats of a rapidly developing world").

Toward the end there is a burst of intellectual momentum as the discussion turns to the challenges of sustainable planning and large-scale construction in a rapidly developing world.

Released in Hong Kong a few days after Lee's death (on July 20 , 1973 and in New York a few weeks later, the film became a phenomenon, crossing over from the urban action audience that had embraced Lee's appearances and into the rapidly developing world of the suburban multiplex.

The Himalayan Karakoram range is located in one of the most densely populated and very rapidly developing world areas.

A significant increase in agricultural productivity will be required by 2050 to meet the needs of an expanding and rapidly developing world population, without allocating more land and water resources to agriculture, and despite slowing rates of grain yield improvement.

On a broader scale, Hoover favors countries in the rapidly growing developing world, where government debt levels are much lower than in the U.S. or Europe.

The big challenge is how to develop a new source of energy that meets the rapidly growing, developing world without compromising the sustainability of the planet, obviously including the competition with the food production as mentioned above.

Yet public infrastructure and government programs are not keeping pace with population growth in a rapidly urbanizing developing world, resulting in variable landscapes characterized by inequalities in housing, socioeconomic status, environmental conditions, and health (7, 8).

They may not be hiring at home, but many are expanding rapidly in the developing world.

Secondary school enrolment rates have grown rapidly across the developing world.