Sentence examples for whose economies from inspiring English sources

And these are rich countries whose economies have held up fairly well.

The sufferers are mainly developing countries, many of whose economies depend heavily on agriculture.

For 2010, the stars might well be government officials from countries whose economies avoided a recession.

Today Poland is one of a few countries whose economies still have positive growth.

That could offset the possible loss of Ohio or West Virginia, whose economies are still lagging.

The industrialized countries whose economies weathered the storm the best tend to be those with the largest natural resources industries.

Of 118 cities in China whose economies depend mainly on natural resources, some 30 are running out of supply.

A common currency for a continent whose economies are integrated and interdependent is just the logical next step.

The president's announcement was immediately criticized by manufacturers, retailers and politicians from states whose economies depend on agriculture.

It would include the 34 members of the Organization of American States, whose economies together total $11 trillion.

Countries whose economies are also dependent on holidaymakers have suffered incalculable damage following a severe drop in arrivals.