Sentence examples for varying levels of development from inspiring English sources

Sure, there are differences: The European crisis concerns developed countries while the Asian one devastated nations at varying levels of development — Thailand, South Korea and Indonesia in particular.

The 17 countries that use the euro do not have common fiscal policies or political leadership, and have widely varying levels of development.

The programs were at varying levels of development, but they all had one thing in common: They were committed to the idea that public school music education is important.

The Human Development Index display explores how varying levels of development affect citizens' perceptions of world leaders.

In the town of Ithaca, NY 393 intersected Pine Tree Road (County Route 174 or CR 174) and passed through areas with varying levels of development before ending at Game Farm Road, here marking the boundary between the towns of Ithaca and Dryden.

Of the rest, one-third have either no system or one that barely functions and the remainder have systems at varying levels of development and operational capacity[ 31].

Furthermore, research has indicated a strong overall positive correlation between the level of human development and equality within this development [ 21], as for example assessed by the changing patterns of cancer according to varying levels of human development [ 19].

The eventual aim was that LAFTA be the first step in a process that would lead to a common Latin American market; but during the 1970s it became apparent that the geographic diversity and varying levels of economic development exhibited by the member countries were handicapping the formation of a true common market within the association's existing framework.

Given varying levels of technology development and resources in different countries, an engineer from Taiwan can start a company in Silicon Valley, which then carries out low-cost manufacturing on an Indonesian island with Chinese financing organized by the government of Singapore.

Members of the day care community have the opportunity to learn from dialogue between individual groups of professionals as well as educators who are at varying levels of professional development.

Ten provinces in different locations and of varying levels of economic development were selected.