Sentence examples for sight in developing countries from inspiring English sources
Lene Øverland, CEO of Orbis Africa, an affiliate of Orbis International, a non-profit organisation that works to save sight in developing countries, said a critical part of eye health is access to services, and there are often many barriers to this.
A hut leapfrogs over the electric grid, an increasingly common sight in developing countries.
At first sight, a photo of emaciated children in developing countries alongside obese people in the West might seem like an apt way to illustrate the massive gap between the rich and the poor.
Sightsavers is an international development organisation working with partners in developing countries and our biggest activities are sight restoration and the prevention of blindness.
I have my sights set on a stint in international reporting, followed by a career in international media development to support journalists in developing countries.
Out of sight are pockets of wretchedness similar to slums in developing countries such as India.
At first sight, this may appear counterintuitive because blacks, particularly in developing countries, would be expected to have higher mortality rates.
In developing countries, cataract can mean permanent blindness because sight-restoring treatment is unavailable or unaffordable for many people.
Now, Penn, who is finishing high school in Atlanta this year, is setting her sights on a new initiative: getting sanitary products to women and girls in developing countries.
The SCOJO Foundation is committed $1.6M to making affordable reading glasses available in developing countries stimulating the micro economies of these areas, while providing sight to over 300,000 people who have no glasses.
