Sentence examples for smaller developed countries from inspiring English sources

SHARES  Finland is easily the star performer among the stockmarkets in smaller developed countries featured in our chart.

There is also the question of Australia's size and sparse population, compared with the ease of delivering high speed to smaller developed countries in Europe and elsewhere.

Chris Huhne, the UK climate and energy secretary, said the EU would not go it alone because, together with a handful of smaller developed countries such as Norway and Switzerland that have also agreed to continue Kyoto, it makes up only 15% of global emissions.

Smaller developed countries have been proven to be fairer and more prosperous.

While the industry can afford for smaller, developed countries to introduce health reforms, it cannot afford for this to happen in fast-growing nations such as China and India.

In this small, developed country, all categories of infectious disease had some form of surveillance, at least for severe outcomes.

A smaller number of organizations may mean a disadvantage for smaller and less developed countries and for smaller institutions.

Traditionally, many of the smaller or less developed countries depart.

When countries were negotiating for a new global deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions and slow the impacts of climate change, many smaller and less developed countries were worried that a 2C global warming target was setting the bar way too high.

Both physical size and the economies of scale important in an industrial age rendered smaller and less developed countries impotent, while the residual habits of diplomacy dating from the Congress of Vienna of 1815 made the great powers the sole arbiters of European politics.

On the other hand, evidence is likely to be sparse from smaller or less developed countries.