Sentence examples for undeveloped nations from inspiring English sources

First they were undeveloped nations.

For many undeveloped nations, protecting biodiversity is not a high priority.

Episodes that flash quickly across the American consciousness reverberate profoundly through these poor and undeveloped nations.

This sort of thing happens to other people, in "undeveloped" nations, where infant mortality is high and women can't wear what they want.

There are real issues to be considered here — questions about probabilities, alternative technologies, industrial evolution, relationships between developed and undeveloped nations — but they are never really explored.

Experts say that international aid often goes to waste when it is suddenly showered on undeveloped nations and that it can be almost impossible to distribute effectively in countries that lack stable governments.

Many remember that when Colonel Qaddafi took power in 1969 Libya was a poor and almost entirely undeveloped nation of Bedouin herders whose oil wealth appeared to enrich mainly the foreign companies that exploited it.

It seems like teaching women to read could not have much effect on such an undeveloped nation but studies show it has a profound impact.

Wading into one of the nation's most contentious environmental debates, Vice President Al Gore pledged today to prohibit logging and road building on 43 million acres of undeveloped national forests.

In one of the nation's most ambitious efforts to preserve vanishing farmland and woodlands, the New Jersey Legislature passed a ballot measure today that will ask voters in November to approve borrowing $1 billion to protect half of the state's remaining two million acres of undeveloped land over the next 10 years.

"We are the nation's first mature suburban community, so we're sprawled out and don't have undeveloped land anymore," he said in an interview.