underdeveloped造句

In underdeveloped countries, there are virtually no atheists.

This is especially important in poorer countries with underdeveloped infrastructure.

But China's insular financial system has also kept it underdeveloped.

Underdeveloped countries should make poverty eradication through development a central task, and developed countries should provide enabling conditions for the development of underdeveloped countries.

"By far, the most underdeveloped consumer market among the world's major economies is China's," he said.

We have provided assistance with no strings attached to the underdeveloped countries.

The implicit message of the development experts is that the underdeveloped cannot emerge.

Except in big cities near the coast, conventional retailing is fragmented and underdeveloped.

Your lame underdeveloped humanism is no match for my tower of higher power!

It is important to step up international assistance. Developed countries in particular should assume the responsibility of helping underdeveloped countries.

China remains to be an underdeveloped economy with the basic national conditions of a large population and uneven development.

"Developed and underdeveloped," "First world and Third world" to history, but it is still a "Them and Us" world.

Puny demand was partly the result of small wage rises, but it was also because Germany's service sector is underdeveloped.

Moreover, the project supports the government of China's efforts to help relatively underdeveloped regions in the interior catch up with the country's faster growing coastal areas.

This is especially true when the sense of self has been underdeveloped or weakened due to trauma and other early narcissistic wounding.

But foreigners have very little access to it, and local investors have very little alternative to it: China's financial markets remain closed, opaque, and underdeveloped.

China is still a developing country with a large population, weak economic foundation and underdeveloped productivity. This is a reality that has basically remained unchanged.

But many analysts are questioning whether India - with its overstretched, underdeveloped infrastructure and its poorly educated youth - really has the capacity to take up the slack.

The country, though rugged and underdeveloped, is as large as France and is formed around the lush cradle of the Irrawaddy River valley, surrounded by highlands on three sides.