Sentence examples for the problem of backwardness from inspiring English sources

Emerging market economies such as China, India, Chile and Indonesia have solved the problem of backwardness; they are exploiting their labor advantage and growing much faster than the U.S. If America is going to remain on top, we have to compete in an increasingly tough environment.

"From now on we will be extra vigilant in selecting partnerships with public institutions," she says.Istvan Szakats, who runs an NGO that helps integrate Roma families in Cluj, says the problem of the Roma wall is not one of backwardness or corruption.

"That's a fitting script for a party locked in the throes of backwardness and reaction".

Nonetheless, quotas have transformed the taint of "backwardness" into a coveted designation.

If there is a high turnout at the ballot boxes, then I expect Egyptians to surprise the world and defeat the forces of backwardness and darkness.

That Mr Kim runs a vile regime is not in doubt, with North Korea's 20m-odd people the victims of backwardness, malnutrition and political repression.

Many accounts of China's remarkable economic and industrial rise have emphasized some version of the "advantages of backwardness".

Others cite Party control, China's strength in the sciences earlier in its history, proximity to dynamic innovation clusters in Asia, and the advantages of backwardness.

Thus, these bodies project the notion of backwardness about Afghanistan in the international community.

He points out that, aside from some pockets of backwardness, the whole world has been getting much richer.

"After fifty years of persecution, they are being given power, and this will bring the Arab world to a state of backwardness," he said.