Sentence examples for some developing economies from inspiring English sources

Some developing economies will add hundreds of millions of new workers in coming years.

While some developing economies have showed good growth over the last five years, their stock markets have not done well.

On the other hand, some developing economies may well resist any rules or standards, fearing they would curb growth.

The Netherlands has come under increasing pressure to change its system, which has made it difficult for some developing economies to collect taxes.

Faster-than-expected growth in China and some developing economies has helped the UN meet parts of its existing target for halving poverty ahead of time, but the approaching deadline for setting new priorities has sparked a fierce debate in the development community.

"As much as two-thirds of the young population is under-utilised in some developing economies, meaning they are unemployed, in irregular employment – most likely in the informal sector – or neither in the labour force nor in education or training," says the ILO report Global Employment Trends for Youth 2013 – A Generation at Risk.

To acknowledge great variations in human capital maturity is not to be judgmental; it is not saying that the average worker in some developing economy is "immature" in a psychological sense.

An analysis by The Economist suggests that the gap between poorer and richer regions increased during the downturn in some developed economies.

Some developed economies may enter the new year in recession; and even the fastest-growing emerging markets are likely to see slower growth than in the recent, astonishing, past.In time, we will understand much better the link between sophisticated financial markets and the physical world of goods manufactured and sold.

Despite their fall, yields of U.S. government bonds are higher than those of some developed economies.

The O.E.C.D. includes major industrialized countries and some leading developing economies.