Sentence examples for remittances made from inspiring English sources

In 2009 remittances made up 16% of Jordan's GDP.

Their remittances made up 8% of gross domestic product in 2007.

But such remittances made up more than a fifth of the GDP of some countries such as Jamaica, Jordan, Lebanon, Moldova and Tajikistan in 2007.Data compiled by researchers at the World Bank suggest that remittances may have another virtue that is less widely appreciated.

He believed that U.S. leaders were mighty because they were God-fearing (he cited as evidence the country's motto, "In God We Trust"), and that America was bolstered by the prayers of Muslims in Africa and Asia who depended upon the remittances made by their sons and daughters living and working in the United States.

Remittances are extremely important to the Mexican economy: in 2015, remittances made up larger portion of GDP than income from oil production.

According to respondents, remittances made a huge difference in the lives of their family members back home.

Remittances make the world go round.

Remittances make up a quarter of Nepalese GDP.

And Greece employs plenty of migrants, especially from Albania, where remittances make up about a sixth of GDP.

For small countries, such as Cape Verde and Lesotho, remittances make up 12.5% and 26% of GDP, respectively.In a regional powerhouse like South Africa, the migration door swings both ways.

For example, remittances make up more than a quarter of Moldova's GDP a figure exceeded worldwide only in Haiti and Tonga.