Sentence examples for tier of developing from inspiring English sources

Some economists see it as one of the "Next Eleven" tier of developing countries with potential for serious foreign-investment-led growth.

By most measures, the United States ranks in the lowest tier of developed nations, and death rates are on the rise from infectious diseases.

An implication found in this study is that among Asian nations, Japan and New Zealand belong to the first tier in terms of developing their social sustainability.

Lamb added that a two-tier system was in danger of developing: "The reason those companies are not going to tender any more is that they can make good money out of the private market, so we will have a complete divide between people with money who will get good care and those who have rushed visits, dreadful turnover of staff and poor care or nothing.

The way these two tiers of consumerism developed would have a profound impact on the economy in the years to come.

In a sign of his growing unease, Wilshaw argued in Ofsted's annual report, published in December, that there was a danger of a "two-tier system" developing with "one group of schools more able to recruit and another less able to do so".

This has led to fears of a "two-tier" Europe developing, with many arguing it could result in the UK leaving the organisation altogether.

In 2001, Novartis offered WHO an "at-cost" tiered price for developing countries of $2.40 per adult treatment course for artemether-lumefantrine (AL; Coartem®) [ 29].

"These have even included a third-tier competition for developing nations, all of which benefit the whole of European club rugby.

Timely availability of a kidney specialist poses a formidable challenge in ICUs located in tier II and tier III cities of the developing world.

To assess the reliability of the Kids' Activity and Nutrition Questionnaire (KAN-Q) as part of a tiered process for developing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education tools.