Sentence examples for use in the third world from inspiring English sources

"Glasses like these are perfect for use in the third world.

Because thalidomide causes severe birth defects, the World Health Organization opposes its use in the third world.

After retirement from first-line Soviet service, the SA-2 remained in use in the Third World.

The major energy problem we face is a scarcity of oil and gas combined with population growth and increased energy use in the third world, leading to a potential tripling of world energy use in the next 50 years.

Those vaccines are no longer given in the United States, but they are still being used in the third world, he says.

'It is most likely to have come into use in the First World War as a result of treating shell shock.

After use in the Second World War for minesweeping, metal detectors first became accessible to the public in the 1960s, with the introduction of light, portable units.

The distinctive, long-barrelled Smith and Wesson revolver used in the shooting of Rhys was probably manufactured in 1915 for the British army and intended for use in the first world war, rather than the Liverpool streets.

In service, the Pennsylvania class saw limited use in the First World War, as a shortage of oil fuel in the United Kingdom meant that only the coal-burning ships of Battleship Division Nine were sent.

Construction began at Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne soon after the ship was ordered in November 1911, and was approaching completion when she was bought by the United Kingdom's Royal Navy for use in the First World War.

However, the widespread traditional use of herbs in the Third World is rarely ever investigated and has not been subjected to systematic reviews.