Sentence examples for underdeveloped local from inspiring English sources

Money will slosh in and out, driving underdeveloped local asset markets up and down and affecting the level of demand in the real economy.

We consider that some Chinese elderly people possibly do not know that they have diseases due to the underdeveloped local health service system and poor health literacy.

Having a well-written consent form does not guarantee participants' understanding, particularly in populations with underdeveloped local languages and high levels of illiteracy which rely on verbal explanations about research.

The use of results-based management processes is underdeveloped at local and national level as it is within UNICEF.

So we're partnering with organizations on the ground, like those you mentioned, and looking to strengthen the infrastructure in underdeveloped areas, provide local education through local providers and peer educators, and work with pharma companies to lower the cost of supplies.

As resorts go, it's very underdeveloped and the locals have an interesting taste in skiwear but if you want an adventure, a trip here won't disappoint.

Tarun Khanna of Harvard Business School has argued that emerging-world conglomerates are transient phenomena: they have thrived because businesses need to compensate for the underdeveloped nature of the local market (or fill in "institutional voids", as he puts it).

The underdeveloped state of their local economies affects the ability of municipalities to meet the urban-wide demand for the development and maintenance of public infrastructure and services.

Brucellosis is a highly contagious zoonosis that affects the public health and economic performance of many countries, especially in developing and underdeveloped nations, due to local husbandry methods and the lack of effective carcass and apoblema disposal, the environment was significantly contaminated with brucellosis.

In the wake of the chancellor's budget announcements aimed at boosting housebuilding, a poll by ComRes revealed that only a quarter of councillors from all parties believe their local areas are underdeveloped, while 87% of the public can be classed as nimbys.

Conversely, for underdeveloped regions, universities should emphasize local technological demand rather than blindly pursue international collaboration.