Sentence examples for with the less developed from inspiring English sources

Industry leader China Mobile will be saddled with the less developed homegrown technology standard, TD-SCDMA.

Despite the fact that developed countries are both more open to world markets and more capable of isolating their farmers from world market volatility, they would also benefit from cooperating with the less developed countries on mitigating the undesirable effects of high food prices.

Incidence is higher in developed countries than in less developed nations, with the ratio of colon to rectal cancer incidence being 2 1 in the high-risk countries as compared to an almost equal distribution in low-risk nations [ 1].

Online CBT group had a higher score on Precontemplation than the F2F group, which is consistent with less developed coping with IBD in the cCBT group (p =.045).

Between 1930 and 1980 Argentina fell from being one of the wealthiest countries in the world to ranking with the less-developed nations.

A financial transfer of a magnitude not seen since the Marshall Plan – the US initiative to aid Europe after World War II with $13 billion, worth $130 billion today – combined with giving less developed nations better access to the markets of wealthy developed nations is imperative.

The high wages that companies must pay in Myanmar to attract experienced workers undercuts some of the advantages typically associated with less developed countries.

States with much less developed wine industries, like Arizona, Virginia, Texas and Idaho, are more affordable, and are often more lenient in their zoning.

Macroeconomic evidence on the influence of reducing information asymmetry has been investigated by Galindo and Miller (2001), who concluded that developed countries with credit registries are associated with lower levels of financial restrictions in comparison with their less developed counterparts with credit bureaus.

They may even sip their macchiato or cappuccino while reading some of the thousands of pages of official documents and articles about how European nations and the EU institutions are working to strengthen "partnerships" with less developed nations.

Corneal diseases are the most common causes of blindness in countries with less developed economies, second only to cataracts in overall importance [ 1, 3, 4].