Sentence examples for that less developed from inspiring English sources

Most research concluded that less developed countries show worse safety records than the more developed ones.

Turkish students' significantly higher level of entrepreneurial intent, however, can be explained by the GEM project which revealed that less developed countries with negative economic conditions such as low wages and high unemployment rates have recorded higher entrepreneurial activity than most developed countries (Bosma and Levie 2010).

The findings of this review contradict previous publications that have argued that less developed countries have conducted less research and management of invasive alien species (McNeely et al. 2005; Pyšek et al. 2008; Nuñez and Pauchard 2009; McGeoch et al. 2010).

In order to ensure that less developed countries are the principal beneficiaries, they recommend, as part of a three-pronged strategy, the nurturing and support of multi-stakeholder problem-oriented learning, and research networks which include NGOs.

Our findings demonstrated that BMC for children in Jamaica were lower than that of less developed countries and similar to that of more developed countries.

There is widespread disbelief and resentment that historically less developed countries like Bulgaria and Romania, which still send farmhands to work the Serbian potato fields, are far ahead in the queue to join the European Union.

In more concrete terms, Mr. Chavez believes that "his mission in the world is to restore some sort of equilibrium that favors less developed countries," said Janet Kelly, a professor at the Institute of Higher Administrative Studies in Caracas who is working on a book about Venezuelan-American relations.

Perhaps because of such effects, the earnings of those over 50 have risen relative to younger workers.Saving gracesThis could be good news for countries with well-educated people currently entering old age but less so in places that are less developed.

First, the economic scale of Tibet is small, even when compared to other middle and western China provinces that are less developed.

The U.S. health care system already has much more of a public-private mix than is commonly realized — in some ways far more that in less developed countries.

It's tempting to speculate that smaller, less developed markets favour the traditional approach, but let's wait and see how it does elsewhere before drawing firm conclusions (and Spain hardly fits that description).