Sentence examples for underdeveloped nations from inspiring English sources

By the 1980s the distinctions between the developed and underdeveloped nations of the U.S.S.R., as far as access to education was concerned, had almost disappeared.

In a 1960 book, "The Stages of Economic Growth," W. W. Rostow, an economic historian at M.I.T., popularized a version of this argument, saying that if underdeveloped nations doubled investment rates, they would soon "take off" into self-sustained growth.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 Congressional pressure has forced the Nixon Administration to temper an international treaty it was to have proposed on Monday that would have used the untapped riches of the ocean floor to benefit underdeveloped nations.

For underdeveloped nations this is rarely the case.

Access to secure energy — affordable, available, reliable and sustainable — is what underpins healthy economies, lifts underdeveloped nations from poverty and allows for investment in environmental sustainability.

I've had accommodations all over the world including third world underdeveloped nations, and this place was by far the most disgusting service I've ever had.

The battle between the U.S. and Brazil also mirrors the split between the developed and underdeveloped nations that wrecked September's World Trade Organization summit in Cancun, Mexico.

"We are a crowded, underdeveloped nation — more a crowd than a nation.

But the basic prob lem remained the poverty and despera tion of an underdeveloped nation.

"We no longer accept the idea that we're an underdeveloped nation always at the mercy of the powerful European clubs".

Research the changes that have taken place in an underdeveloped nation over the last ten years, and write the script of a documentary that illustrates the far-reaching effects of a globalized economy.